The aim of the study of macroeconomics is to examine the interactions between individual producers and consumers. the economy's behavior. the relationship between supply and demand. the economy's viability.

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Ezequiel Gardner

14 August, 05:02

The aim of the study of macroeconomics is to examine the interactions between individual producers and consumers. the economy's behavior. the relationship between supply and demand. the economy's viability.

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Immanuel Cohen · Answer 1

"macro" means "whole" or "big-scale" - so macroecomomics means Economics on a big scale, examining the properties of economy as a whole, as opposed to examining only parts of the economy.

The best answer is then: the economy's behaviour (that is, the behaviour of the economy as a whole).