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Unusually good weather that improves crop production and a major oil discovery are both examples of a beneficial supply shock.
Diffusion of Responsibility
A sociopsychological phenomenon where individuals in a group are less likely to take action or feel responsible for acting because the responsibility is perceived to be shared among all group members.
Bystander Effect
A phenomenon in which a person who witnesses another in need is less likely to help when there are other bystanders present to witness the event.
Bystander Effect
A phenomenon where individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when other people are present.
Interpret
To explain the meaning of something or translate it from one form to another, often requiring an understanding of context and intention.
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Q143: A rise in wage rates<br>A)causes the AD
Q148: Refer to Exhibit 8-4.A shift in short-run
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Q181: If consumption increases,<br>A)the SRAS curve will shift