external shocks
External shocks refer to unforeseen events or factors that have a significant impact on an economy, industry, organization, or individual. These shocks often occur externally and are beyond the control of the affected entity, causing disruptions, challenges, or sudden changes to the normal functioning, performance, or stability of the system. They can include natural disasters, political instability, economic crises, technological advancements, or regulatory changes.
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