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Term: spillover effect

Definition: A spillover effect refers to the impact or consequence that spills over from one domain to another, often having unintended and indirect effects.

Example sentences:

1. The economic stimulus package had a spillover effect, boosting not only the intended industries but also having positive impacts on related sectors.
2. In the field of education, a new teaching approach can have a spillover effect on student engagement and performance in other subjects as well.
3. The construction of a new park had a spillover effect on the surrounding real estate market, increasing property values in the neighborhood.
4. Online advertising can create a spillover effect, as it can reach a wider audience beyond the targeted demographics.
5. Climate change has a spillover effect on various ecosystems, impacting biodiversity and the survival of certain species.

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