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    Microeconomics analyzes individual economic units like firms and consumers, while macroeconomics analyzes the overall economy. Microeconomics aims to determine optimal allocation of resources, while macroeconomics aims for full employment and growth. Microeconomics subjects include price determination and distribution, while macroeconomics subjects include national income, employment, and prices. Microeconomics assumes analysis of production and factor allocation, while macroeconomics assumes analysis of achieving full employment. The equilibrating forces in microeconomics are individual demand and supply, while in macroeconomics they are overall supply and demand in the whole economy.

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    Microeconomics analyzes individual economic units like firms and consumers, while macroeconomics analyzes the overall economy. Microeconomics aims to determine optimal allocation of resources, while macroeconomics aims for full employment and growth. Microeconomics subjects include price determination and distribution, while macroeconomics subjects include national income, employment, and prices. Microeconomics assumes analysis of production and factor allocation, while macroeconomics assumes analysis of achieving full employment. The equilibrating forces in microeconomics are individual demand and supply, while in macroeconomics they are overall supply and demand in the whole economy.

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    Microeconomics analyzes individual economic units like firms and consumers, while macroeconomics analyzes the overall economy. Microeconomics aims to determine optimal allocation of resources, while macroeconomics aims for full employment and growth. Microeconomics subjects include price determination and distribution, while macroeconomics subjects include national income, employment, and prices. Microeconomics assumes analysis of production and factor allocation, while macroeconomics assumes analysis of achieving full employment. The equilibrating forces in microeconomics are individual demand and supply, while in macroeconomics they are overall supply and demand in the whole economy.

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    D|fference between M|cro econom|cs and Macroeconom|cs

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    followlng
    M|cro econom|cs Macro econom|cs
    ulfference ln Lhe
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    1he economy as a whole
    ulfference ln ob[ecLlves concernlng Lhe opLlmum
    allocaLlon of resources
    lull employmenL of
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    resources
    ulfference of sub[ecL
    maLLer
    ueLermlnaLlon of prlce
    consumer's equlllbrlum
    dlsLrlbuLlon
    lull employmenL
    naLlonal lncome general
    prlcelevel
    ulfferenL assumpLlons Analysls how producLlon
    and facLors of producLlon
    are allocaLed among
    dlfferenL uses
    Analysls how full
    employmenL can be
    achleved
    ulfference of Lhe forces
    of equlllbrlum
    1he forces of lndlvldual
    demand and supply or
    markeL demand
    Lqulllbrlum beLween Lhe
    forces demand and
    supply of whole
    economy

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