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Automatic stabilizers are policies that adjust, as the name implies, automatically, to economic conditions.
An example of an automatic stabilizer is a progressive tax scheme that adjusts rates depending on whether the economy is growing or in recession. If the economy is growing, the tax rates will rise for those who are earning more income, and if the economy is in recession, the tax rates will go down for everyone.
Another example is unemployment benefits. They will increase when the economy is doing poorly and more people are unemployed, and the will decrease in the opposite situation.
The biggest advantage of automatic stabilizers is, as economist Mark Thoma explains, that they do not need to pass through congress to become effective.
By what I have learned, it is A: Flooding. Nepal has a very large number of past floods.
I believe Clinical psychology is the branch of psychology that focuses on mental illnesses and their preventions.
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In initial phase of the relationship, it is far easier to hide a certain character from your partner since both individuals haven't been exposed to each other's habbit.
Once you confess a certain weakness, you no longer be able to choose which character that you wanted other to perceive because the illusion that you put as a front for your previous character is already shattered.
