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Pent up demand is a concept of there being a demand for goods or service that can not be fulfilled, for reasons other then monetary resources. Since pent up demand on the macro scale will result in an increase in savings, there can not be pent up demand without such increase.^{[citation needed]}

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-Pent up Demand is a concept of there being a demand for goods or service that can not be fulfilled, for reasons other then monetary resources.
+'''Pent up demand''' is a concept of there being a [[demand]] for goods or service that can not be fulfilled, for reasons other then monetary resources. Since pent up demand on the macro scale will result in an increase in savings, there can not be pent up demand without such increase.{{Fact}}
-Since pent up Demand on the macro scale will result in an increase in savings, there can not be pend up demand without such increase.
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