macroeconomics
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- noun
- /ˌmækroʊɪˈkɒnəmɪks/
- Specialized
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macroeconomía
- Furthermore, there is at the present time no consensus on which theory of macroeconomics best describes the workings of our economy.
- Keynesian macroeconomics
OK, Now, how does he know so much about macroeconomics?
- OK, Now, how does he know so much about macroeconomics?
- Most of economics is now written in game theory terms, especially microeconomics, but macroeconomics, international economics as well.
- Also, in my first macroeconomics class, I studied the Great Depression and business cycles more generally.
- We have a very dear friend, probably the most popular guy in in at least in my genre of macroeconomics over YouTube.
- In macroeconomics, an increasingly political risk analysis of Israel and the Middle East.
- And, and that's the case in macro macro, there's a big line of research that has to do with the micro foundations of macroeconomics.
- However, I argue that actually in many ways American and Western macroeconomics isn't its own way as pseudo scientific as Soviet economics was.
Examples
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Rather than studies of this nature, we have, for the most part, macroeconomics and some surveys of living standards.
Academic text (1991) -
In macroeconomics, an increasingly political risk analysis of Israel and the Middle East.
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Central planning based on macroeconomics was one of the many reasons why the Soviet Union imploded.
Blog text (15) -
Now it's easy to find campesino leaders in Central America who can speak about macroeconomics, about economic adjustment.
Academic text (1998) -
In macroeconomics, "Inflationary Expectations" have been a critically discussed and versed phenomenon for a long time.
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The economists Rudiger Dornbusch and Sebastian Edwards have characterized such policies as "the macroeconomics of populism."
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In my macroeconomics course, we learned how inflation affects national growth.
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Understanding macroeconomics is essential for analyzing the overall health of an economy.
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Many students find macroeconomics challenging due to its focus on large-scale economic systems.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
macroeconomics = economics (transparent) = macro + econom + ics
The meaning is straightforwardly built from the prefix macro- meaning large-scale and the base word economics.
Etymology
Macroeconomics comes from the part macro- meaning 'large' and economics, a word that originally meant 'household' and now means managing money and resources. So, macroeconomics is the study of the whole economy, the big picture of growth, jobs and prices.