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Why do negative supply shocks pose a particularly difficult dilemma for monetary policymakers?
Efferent Signals
Signals that move away from the central nervous system to the body, instructing muscles to contract or glands to secrete.
Afferent Signals
Signals transmitted from sensory receptors towards the brain or spinal cord.
Motor Functions
The physical movements and actions that are produced by the muscles and motor neurons of the body.
Sensory Functions
The abilities of the sensory systems to receive and process stimuli from the environment.
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