0 found or coming from outside something, for example a system or a person's body or mind
1 coming from or produced outside an organism or cell
These were not purely exogenous "shocks" to the southern body politic.
It appears that endogenous and/or exogenous serotonin in preimplantation embryos could be involved in complex autocrine/paracrine regulations of embryo development and embryo-maternal interactions.
Rates of growth of exogenous variables are assumed equal to zero.
For an atomistic individual, r and therefore are exogenous, perhaps even constant.
First, the accumulation of past idiosyncratic exogenous total factor productivity shocks enhances the labor-augmenting technology and has a positive permanent impact on labor efficiency.
For now, we offer no explanation for what might determine these prices and costs and assume them to be exogenous.
In addition, the steady state is unstable in the exogenous case, whereas it is saddlepath stable in the endogenous one.
The exogenous variables are excluded from the innovation accounting.
