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The more excess reserves banks choose to keep
Fertility Trends
Patterns or changes in birth rates within a population over time, often influenced by social, economic, and health factors.
Europe And The United States
Europe and the United States refer collectively to the western world's major areas, known for their influential economic, political, and cultural impact globally.
Social Policies
Government strategies designed to address social issues and protect the well-being of the population.
Stable Population Size
A population that maintains a constant number over time, with birth rates roughly equaling death rates.
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