difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics
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* Meaning...
# Microeconomics is the study of economic problems at a small or individual level...
# Macroeconomic is the study of economic problems at a macro or whole economic level...
* Units estimated...
# In the study of Microeconomics the units of macroeconomic remains constant...
# In the study of macroeconomic the concepts of Microeconomics remains constant..
* Components included...
# Microeconomics have three components such as,,, : Theory of supply : Theory of demand : Theory of price....
# Macroeconomic have also three components such as,, : Equilibrium in economy.. : Disequilibrium in economy ..: Correction Policies of Disequilibrium..
* Examples....
# Microeconomics as individual firm, market etc...
# Whole economy as India... etc..
* Meaning...
# Microeconomics is the study of economic problems at a small or individual level...
# Macroeconomic is the study of economic problems at a macro or whole economic level...
* Units estimated...
# In the study of Microeconomics the units of macroeconomic remains constant...
# In the study of macroeconomic the concepts of Microeconomics remains constant..
* Components included...
# Microeconomics have three components such as,,, : Theory of supply : Theory of demand : Theory of price....
# Macroeconomic have also three components such as,, : Equilibrium in economy.. : Disequilibrium in economy ..: Correction Policies of Disequilibrium..
* Examples....
# Microeconomics as individual firm, market etc...
# Whole economy as India... etc..
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Microeconomics :-
♥ Microeconomics is a part of economic theory which studies the behaviour of individual units of an economy .
♥ It's also known as ' Price theory ' .
♥ Demand and supply are the tools .
♥ It aims to determine the price of a commodity or the factors of production .
♥ E.g - Individual income and individual output .
Macroeconomics :-
♥ Macroeconomics is a part of economic theory which studies the behaviour of aggregates of the economy as a whole .
♥ It's also known as ' Income & Employment theory ' .
♥ Aggregate deman and aggregate supply are the tools .
♥ It aims to determine income and employment level of the economy .
♥ E.g - National income and national output .
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