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According to the theory of efficiency wages, firms operate less efficiently if wages are above the equilibrium level.
Foreign Currency
Money or other forms of financial assets denominated in the currency of a country that is not the domestic country of the holder.
National Saving
The total amount of savings in a country, which is comprised of both private savings by households and the savings of the government, representing the difference between a nation’s income and consumption.
Open Economy
An economy that allows for trading and financial transactions with other countries.
Investment
Refers to the purchase of goods that are not consumed today but are used in the future to create wealth, such as purchasing machinery for a factory.
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