Microeconomics studies the economic behavior of individual consumers, resource owners, and businesses. It aims to determine how production factors like capital, labor, and raw materials are used to meet people's basic and aesthetic needs. Key concepts in microeconomics include supply, which is the amount of a product or service a business decides to produce, and demand, which is the amount people want to buy.

1. INTRODUCTION MICROECONOMICS
Microeconomics is the discipline of economics that studies the economic behavior
of individual basic and united society, such as consumers, resource owners and
those engaged in free enterprise economy.
This aims to determine the available production factors such as capital, labor and
raw materials, which are used to meet basic needs or aesthetic needs, spiritual or
material of people.
Within the concepts used in microeconomics is the Offer, which is the amount of
product or service which the entrepreneur decides to produce and distribute. Then
there is the claim that is the amount of good or service that people want to buy.