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An unanticipated [[exogenous]] short-term change  in the demand for domestically-produced goods and services  - such as could result from a sharp fall in world trade.
An  [[exogenous]] change  in the demand for domestically-produced goods and services  - such as could result from a sharp fall in world trade.

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Demand shock [r]: An exogenous change in the demand for domestically-produced goods and services - such as could result from a sharp fall in world trade.