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The first formulation of international trade theory, by Adam Smith, was motivated by political considerations.
Rational Expectations
The economic theory that individuals make decisions based on their rational outlook, available information, and past experiences.
Stabilization Policy
Economic strategies and actions taken by a government or central bank to stabilize an economy, aiming to reduce fluctuations in the business cycle.
Market Participants
Individuals or entities engaging in buying, selling, or other transactions in markets.
Rational Expectations Theory
A principle that asserts that outcomes will not systematically deviate from what people expected them to be, because individuals use all available information to make forecasts.
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