Microeconomics studies the actions and reactions of individual economic agents and small groups in determining relative prices of goods and factors of production and allocating the latter among various jobs. It analyzes how individuals and small economic units make choices and how their interaction governs the functioning of markets. Microeconomics differs from macroeconomics in the level of aggregation at which economic phenomena are studied, though both are complementary fields of economics.

1. Microeconomics
Por: Patricia Gutiérrez García

2. • Hello, I'm Patricia economist by profession and I
will speak in the present day that is the
microeconomics
• Microeconomics
• Branch of economic theory that studies the
actions and reactions of individual economic
agent and well defined small groups of
individuals.

3. • Its purpose is to analyze how to make the
determination of the relative prices of goods
and factors of production and allocation of the
latter among the various jobs.
• It differs from the Macroeconomics at the
level of aggregation in which economic
phenomena are studied, although both are
complementary.