NATIONAL SECURITY

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  1. 3. refers to the set of standards or conditions that must be met for a country to be considered economically secure.
  2. 4. refers to the measures taken by a country to protect its economy and ensure its stability.
  3. 6. refers to the interdependent network of living and non-living elements in a particular environment.
  4. 8. refers to the systematic observation and analysis of the social and economic factors that affect a country's security.INTERNATIONAL refers to the measures taken by countries to ensure their economic stability and protect themselves from external economic threats.
  5. 9. INDICATOR THRESHOLD refers to the minimum level of a security indicator that must be met to ensure the security of a country or its citizens.
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  1. 1. refers to the ability of a country to maintain its economic stability and protect its citizens from economic risks.
  2. 2. THREAT refers to any potential danger or risk to the security of a country or its citizens.
  3. 5. refers to the protection of a nation's citizens, borders, and infrastructure from internal and external threats.
  4. 7. INDICATOR refers to a measurable factor that is used to assess the level of security in a particular area.