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Amplification of Domestic Demand Shocks by Global Crises
A global financial crisis can worsen the impact of low domestic aggregate demand. This amplification occurs because the crisis makes it more difficult for a country to sell its goods and services to foreign markets, further depressing aggregate demand.
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