Macroeconomics Definition

măkrō-ĕkə-nŏmĭks, -ēkə-
noun
A branch of economics dealing with all the forces at work in an economy or with the interrelationship of large sectors, as in employment or income.
Webster's New World
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Origin of Macroeconomics

  • macro- (large scale-) +"Ž economics. The first published use of the term was by the Norwegian economist Ragnar Frisch in 1933.

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Macroeconomics Sentence Examples

  • Those wishing to study development macroeconomics seriously will find in this book a valuable resource.

  • He is Professor of Economics and Head of Department at the London School of Economics, where he teaches mainly macroeconomics.

  • The final year program core consists of modules in advanced macroeconomics and microeconomics and an individual project.

  • It is only the last part of the book covering macroeconomics that the deficiencies become glaring.

  • Dr. Adam specializes in applied quantitative macroeconomics of Africa.

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