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Yes, this is true, because macro means whole, while micro means small.
You could compare it the usage of a microscope to look at a very small object.
You use micro-economics to look at the economy of an individual, and macro-economics to consider the entire economy.
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Macro means large as in "The Economy as a whole" and credit analysis means the ability of institutions and prople overall to get credit, to honor their commitment to pay back in a timely manner and the extent to which current and expected returns are positive or negative to present economy and future growth of the economy. Sort of intuitive answer.
The New Consensus Macroeconomics. Look on page 4 of this pdf about Brazil's economic policy. http://www.sep.org.br/artigo/_632_bbee2603b5eac769b6b3c4f8a8ad3023.pdf
When they raise taxes, people and businesses are required to pay more into the government. By raising taxes, it takes money out of peoples pockets and therefore they and businesses have less to invest. Investment is what drives the economy. Businesses cannot expand, they don't hire people to work, businesses shrink, people are put out of work and the economy as a whole shrinks.
Leadership is directing, influencing, motivating, guiding the subordinates to perform for a common goal. Management is planning , organizing, staffing, directing and controlling the whole organization to bring efficiency, effectiveness and economy in business.
The comparison of macroeconomics and macroeconomics is that, it looks at the economy as a whole by considering the aggregates such as; GDP, depression, international trade and un employment problem among others. Macroeconomics differs from Microeconomics in that it looks at the economy as a whole while micro considers a single unit of the economy. for example, household income, business firm and other sectors like agriculture.
Macroeconomics, the study of the behaviors and activities of the economy as a whole, looks at such areas as the Federal Reserve System, unemployment, gross domestic product, and business cycles.
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Study of an economy as a whole.
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Macroeconomics is concerned with the functions, interactions, and changes in the larger economic. Macroeconomics represents aggregate economic decisions, which are the sum of individual decisions. Macroeconomics does not need to be associated with the economy as a whole, but it usually is.
The workings of the whole economy or large sectors of it.
to increase the production of the economy and manage them as a whole.
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MICROECONOMICS- this deals with any individual segment of economy. MACROECONOMICS- this deals with the whole economy.
Macroeconomics is the study of the economy as a whole instead of individual markets.