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One dollar can circulate multiple times within a community, depending on local spending habits and economic conditions. On average, it can be spent and re-spent anywhere from two to ten times before it leaves the community, often referred to as the "multiplier effect." This cycle continues as businesses and individuals reinvest their earnings locally. The exact number can vary widely based on factors like the economic structure, community engagement, and the presence of local businesses.

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