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The word MICRO has been derived from which word​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The word Micro has been derived from the word Mikro.

  • Micro is naturally derived from the Greek word "Mikro" which denotes small.  
  • It equally refers to something that is minute in considerable scope or specific capability.
  • The word micro is further related to microcomputers or also of or relating to microeconomics.
  • Other notable examples typically include a microwave, a microphone or a micromanager.

Answered by PADMINI
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The word MICRO has been derived from the Greek word "mikro" which means small.

  • In 1933, the whole of Economics has been divided into two parts as Micro Economics and Macro Economics by Ragnar Frisch.

  • Micro and Macro words are derived from two Greek words 'mikros' and 'makros' which means small and large respectively.

  • Micro economy studies the actions of small businesses. It mainly deals with a specific business or individual.

  • Macro Economics studies the actions of the whole economy but not a single unit It deals with National income, poverty, unemployment, etc.

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