Introduction to macroeconomics
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Macroeconomics explains economic processes that deal with aggregates or large groups, such as levels of unemployment, national income, and price levels. Knowledge of these aggregates is important for comprehensive economic planning and can only be understood through macroeconomic analysis. Macroeconomics also plays a role in developing the principles of microeconomics, as microeconomic laws cannot be formulated without studying aggregates.
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- 4. Study of national income enables to know economic conditions of a country. While making economic plan there must be full knowledge of national income. Knowledge of national income only possible through macro analysis. DIVYANSHU KHURNA 095 4
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