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The most fundamental concepts underlying the discipline of economics are:
Inhibit Impulse
The psychological mechanism through which an individual restrains or controls their instincts or desires.
Goal-directed Behaviors
Represents actions that are performed with a specific outcome or goal in mind.
Immediate Reward
A benefit received directly following a certain action or behavior, which can reinforce the behavior and encourage its repetition.
Intrinsic Motivation
Intrinsic motivation is the drive to act for the enjoyment or satisfaction derived from the activity itself, rather than external rewards.
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