Saturday, June 10, 2017

Difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics


Although micro and macroeconomics both are important aspects of economics, they both have different meaning and working way.

Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
1. It is concerned the individual
    quantities, income price output.
2. It studies the aggregates related to  particular commodities market    
    industries.
3. It deals with sub-aggregates of   
    individual aggregates.
4. It examines how relative price of products & factors are determined     & how resources are allocated.
5. It is not concerned to policy
    imposition.
6. It assumes the full employment in
    leissez-faire economy of classical  concept & try to analyze resource allocation pattern.
7. It is based upon J. B. Say's law i.e. 'supply creates its own demand'.

1. It is concerned to aggregates of    
    individual quantities, national   
    income, general price level &  
    national output
2. It studies the aggregates relate to the entire economic system.
3. It deals to large-aggregates related  to the economy as a whole.
4. It examines how general price
    level is determined & how
    resources are allocated under
    whole economic system.
5. It examines the various economic problems & make policies to deduce them.
6. It tries to analyze how resources can be fully utilized & try to bring full employment.
7. It rejects the law of say. It believes     that there are various factors which  brings equilibrium into demand &  supply .

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