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When the demand for a currency permanently increases, that nation's central bank can maintain its fixed exchange rate indefinitely.
Marginal Change
A small incremental adjustment to a plan of action.
Incremental Adjustment
Small, gradual changes or modifications made in response to changing conditions or to improve a process or system.
Scarcity
A fundamental economic problem of having seemingly limitless human wants in a world of limited resources, leading to the necessity of making trade-offs.
Marginal Cost
Marginal cost is the cost of producing one more unit of a good or service, which can vary depending on the level of production.
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