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endogenous

In medicine, arising within the body, for example the endogenous amines, serotonin, and noradrenaline, in the brain that are implicated in depression.



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However, individual policy analyses require the elimination of the endogenous change in tariff-constrained imports, [dm.
Tariff and quota reform with international capital mobility by Franck, David / Southern Economic Journal
A completely specified general equilibrium model should incorporate the effects of endogenous changes in fixed factor income, and these are reflected by the income effects in equation (13).
Tax policy and endogenous factor supply in a small open economy by Waschik, Robert G. / Southern Economic Journal
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