1. Definition: Micro economics means the discussion of small parts of economics. That means the branch of economics which deals with small parts, and then it is termed as micro …
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The word Macro comes from the Greek word “Makros”. Macro means larger. Macro Economics discusses not about an individual or individual institution rather it discusses about the economy of a …
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The word micro has been derived from Greek word “Micros” means small or little. Micro economics deals with the analysis of small individual units of economy such as buyers, sellers, …
Read More »Methods of Economics
Deductive Method: It is from generalized statement to a conclusion. Example: Man is mortal is a generalized statement. A. John is a man. Through deductive method we can conclude that …
Read More »Difference between Positive Economics and Normative economics
There are some well remarketed differences between positive economics and normative economics which are discussed below: 1. Positive economics is the pure science regarding what is happening. On the other …
Read More »Nature of Economics
The economists are also divided regarding the nature of economics. The following questions are generally covered in the nature of economics. a) Is economics a science or an art? b) …
Read More »Basic problems of an economic organization
Every country has to solve the following five inter related problems: 1. What to produce? 2. How to produce? 3. How to distribute the national income? 4. How to ensure …
Read More »Why the study of economics is necessary?
At present, the study of economics is very much important in our life. The necessity of the study of economics is discussed below: 1. Necessary in everyday life of a …
Read More »Scopes /Subject matter of economics
The economists are of different opinions regarding the subject matter of economics. Therefore, the subject matter of economics is gradually being wider. The subject matters of economics are as follows. …
Read More »Criticisms of L. Robbins definition
1. The issues of human welfare are ignored: According to Prof. Boulding, Prof. L. Robbins discussed only the problem of scarcity. The problem of scarcity is applicable not only for …
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