How Does Macroeconomics Differ from Microeconomics

question 139

Multiple Choice

How does macroeconomics differ from microeconomics?

• A)The study of the opportunity cost of nations versus the opportunity cost of individuals
• B)The underlying principles
• C)The use of abstractions and models
• D)The use of aggregate indicators over market resource allocation

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