Do microeconomics deals with aggregates? ?
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sometime deal and sometimes no
because in some cases its also incudes massive stages of forming the subject
because in some cases its also incudes massive stages of forming the subject
komalpreetKaurr:
It is fixed
answer is no
I only want to judge
i agree with you it is included in economical value which indirectly comes under both options dealing and not dealing
i m sure on my answer but first you be sure check this answer on google
But then what you will answer when I say that does macroeconomics deals with aggregates?
tell
ahh i feel you are judging me
hmm
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I’m sympathetic to the question. Among the goals of economics is to find a way to merge micro- and macro-economics, that is, to find ways of looking at how decisions made by micro-economic agents (consumers, businesses, workers, managers) can be “aggregated” into explanations of business cycles and economic growth. This is really no different than the search by physicists for a theory that unifies the Standard Model of particle theory with the theory of gravity.
Time might change that answer, but my money is on the physicists.
Time might change that answer, but my money is on the physicists.
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