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microeconomics::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | economic science, economics, political economy |
| Derivation | microeconomist |
Examples of microeconomics
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The law of supply and demand is one of the inviolable rules of microeconomics.
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Some schools offer two semesters, split between macroeconomics and microeconomics.
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Experience teaching microeconomics and macroeconomics at the collegiate level.
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Module Two is microeconomics, human resources, marketing, and more statistics.
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They focused mainly on microeconomics and local exchanges between individuals.
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During the classical period, microeconomics was closely linked to psychology.
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Herbert Simon has been credited for revolutionary changes in microeconomics.
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It's microeconomics where there is substantial agreement on how to look at the world.
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Opportunity cost is vital in understanding microeconomics and decisions that are made.
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- The branch of economics that studies the economy of consumers or households or individual firms
- (microeconomist) an economist who specializes in microeconomics
- The study of the allocation of resources and the distribution of income as they are affected bythe workings of the price system and by government policies.
- The study of economics in terms of individual areas of activity (as a firm, household or prices). See also macroeconomics.
- Looking at individual components of the economy, with emphasis given to the market process and how it works.
- The study of behaviors of individual decision makers such as you in a particular market such as that for refrigerator, and their interrelationships.
- The branch of economics which investigates economic policy in terms of individual decision-making, for example supply and demand, competition, capital flows, government and corporate finance, and income distribution. (See MACROECONOMICS, ECONOMY) (MP)
- Examines the factors that affect individual economic choices, how changes in these factors affect such choices, and how the choices of various decision makers are coordinated by markets. ...
- The bottom-up view of the economy, focusing on individual households and firms
