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Q.Macro economics is different from micro economics.

(a) Agree
(b) Disagree
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Agree. Microeconomics studies individual units (a consumer, firm, single market) using the slicing method, while macroeconomics studies the whole economy and aggregates (national income, total employment, general price level) using the lumping method. Their scope, method and central problems differ, so they are distinct.

The statement is correct and should be agreed with, because the two branches differ in several respects.

BasisMicroeconomicsMacroeconomics
MeaningStudies the behaviour of individual economic unitsStudies the economy as a whole
Subject matterIndividual demand, supply, price of a good, a firm's outputNational income, total employment, general price level, aggregate demand
MethodSlicing method (partial equilibrium)Lumping method (general equilibrium)
Central problemPrice determination and resource allocationDetermination of income and employment

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