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Coming from outside the [[economic system]] - from abroad (such as an oil price increase), or from a domestic event (such as a scientific discovery) that is not deemed to be part of that system. | Coming from outside the domestic [[economic system]] - from abroad (such as an oil price increase), or from a domestic event (such as a scientific discovery) that is not deemed to be part of that system. | ||
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Exogenous (economics) [r]: Coming from outside the domestic economic system - from abroad (such as an oil price increase), or from a domestic event (such as a scientific discovery) that is not deemed to be part of that system.