The authors write:
Before, we get the answer, let we look the current thinking
about those fields.
Currently, the primary textbook could easily make a
distinction between:
ü microeconomics
("small" economics);
ü and macroeconomics
("big" economics).
Microeconomics - which examines the economic behavior of
agents (including individuals and firms).
Macroeconomics - addressing issues of:
- unemployment;
- inflation;
- monetary and fiscal
policy and etc.
for an entire economy.
However, the free encyclopedia (or in short Wikipedia)
defines both microeconomics and macroeconomics as follow:
Microeconomics looks at interactions through individual
markets, given scarcity and government regulation.
Used from paper of Abdul Ghafar
Ismail and Noraziah Che Arshad
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