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What is financial system stability? Explain how the RBA is able to promote system stability and its efforts to detect sources of instability.
Autonomic Nervous System
Part of the peripheral nervous system that controls bodily functions not consciously directed, such as breathing, the heartbeat, and digestive processes.
Involuntary Muscles
Muscles that operate without conscious control, responsible for movements in the heart, digestive system, and other bodily functions.
Myelin Sheath
A layer of fatty tissue encasing the fibers of many neurons, which enhances the speed and efficiency of electrical signals traveling along the nerve cells.
Axon
An extended, narrow part of a nerve cell, known as a neuron, that generally carries electrical impulses from the neuron's main body.
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