What are Real Shocks?

Title:: What are Real Shocks?
Description:: A real shock to an economy is an unexpected or unpredictable event and it can have either a positive or negative effect. Examples of real shocks include droughts, changes to the oil supply, hurricanes, wars, and technological changes.

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Video Language:: English
Team:: Marginal Revolution University
Project:: Dictionary of Economics
Duration:: 02:12

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