Endogenous variable
A variable whose value is to be determined byforces operating within the model under consideration. For example, in a mode! of the market for wheat the price of wheat is an endogenous variable because it is deterrnined by the forces of supply and demand, which are incorporated in the mode!.
Reference: The Penguin Dictionary of Economics, 3rd edt.
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