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      Micro & Macro Economics Introduction
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      Inflation
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    Micro & Macro Economics Introduction

    ECONOMICS

    Scarce Resource ⇒ Allocation ⇒Unlimited wants ⇒ Economics

    Micro & Macro

    MICROMACRO
    Individual UnitWhole Unit
    Major DeterminationIncome
    Individual demand / Individual SupplyAggregate Demand & Aggregate Supply
    Adam SmithJohn Maynard Keynes

    ECONOMICS: Allocation of scarce resources of an economy according to our priority in order to satisfy the needs and wants of the individual as well as society.

    Father Of Economics – Adam Smith ( Wealth of nation(book) in the year: 1776).

    IN 1933 – Ragnar Frish divided economics into Micro & Macro

    Economics is divided into 2 categories.

    Micro EconomicsMacro Economics
    It deals with individual units.It deals with the nation as a whole unit.
    Price is the major determinant.Income is the major determinant.
    It depends on individual demand & Individual supply.It depends on aggregate demands and aggregate supply.
    The Father of microeconomics is Adam Smith.The Father of macroeconomics is J.M. Keynes.

     

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