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Exogenous Variable
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Exogenous Variable
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Exogenous Variable
A variable not related to other economic variables in the system under consideration by causal links but determined by factors outside the system.
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A comprehensive look at what constitutes a variable in economics, including different classifications and their roles in economic models
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