Macroeconomics – study of financial systems at a regional, national or global level
(Pronounced mak-ro-ee-kon-om-iks)
To remember the definition of the word macroeconomics, use the following mnemonic:
Big Macs in a row can be used for economics (macroeconomics) studies of financial systems, and stock exchange comparisons.
Examples of macroeconomics in a sentence
His teaching interests include macroeconomics and labour economics, and his research interests cover all aspects of labour markets.
In terms of macroeconomics, our economic condition, indeed, has not yet recovered.
When the state’s government analyses their budget, they use macroeconomics to determine how their budget will influence the country’s budget.
