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What are inventories? What usually happens to inventories at the beginning of a recession,and what usually happens to inventories at the beginning of an expansion?
Longitudinal Effects
Outcomes or impacts that can be observed over extended periods of time, often used to assess how certain variables or interventions influence development or behavior.
Butterfly Effects
The concept that small causes can have large effects, particularly in the context of a chaotic system, where minute variations in initial conditions can result in vastly different outcomes.
Teratogen
Any agent or substance that can cause malformation of an embryo or fetus.
Birth Defect
A physical or biochemical abnormality that is present at birth and that may affect bodily functions or appearance.
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