Importance of Macroeconomics


Macroeconomics is the study about the averages and aggregates of an entire economy and it is also a part of the economic theory which studies the economy in its whole. Unlike microeconomics which includes the study of individual economic units likes a household or an industry, macroeconomics concentrates on the total economic system which involves the national income, investment and total savings, employment, demand and supply, price levels, etc.



The below listed reasons outline the importance of macroeconomics.

·        Helps understand the functioning of the modern economic system which is complicated, while also describing how the economy functions as whole.
·        Aims to achieve the goal of economic strength with higher levels of GDP and employment. It also analyses the factors that determine the economic growth in a country.
·        Helps bring stability in price levels, evaluates the fluctuations in business activities and recommends policy measures to manage inflation and deflation.
·        Assists in solving economic issues like poverty, unemployment, inflation and deflation, etc.
·        It helps design suitable economic policies and coordinate international economic policies.
·        Explains factors that determine the payment balances and identifies the causes of deficit in balances of payments, while also recommending remedial measures.

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