Macroeconomists Are Distinguished from Microeconomists Because Macroeconomists Are More Interested

question 200

Multiple Choice

Macroeconomists are distinguished from microeconomists because macroeconomists are more interested in

• A)inflation and unemployment than in individual markets.
• B)large corporations rather than small businesses.
• C)inflation in the United States rather than inflation in Costa Rica.
• D)the demand for oil rather than the demand for corn.

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