What is the common name of the compound below? 
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Potential Course
A possible path or direction that can be taken in the future, often in the context of planning or decision-making.
Economies of Scale
A concept in economics that describes the cost advantage that arises with increased output of a product, leading to a decrease in the per-unit fixed cost as the scale of production is enlarged.
Downturn in Economy
A period when economic activity is declining, marked by decreased spending and increased unemployment.
Regulatory Changes
Modifications or updates to the rules and regulations that govern industry practices and standards.
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