Macroeconomics is a part of economics that looks at how the entire economy functions, including markets, companies, consumers, and government actions. It focuses on big-picture issues like inflation, overall price levels, economic growth rates, national income, GDP, and shifts in unemployment rates.
Meaning:
Macroeconomics derived from Greek word "makros" which means large. Hence macroeconomics deals with the study of whole economy.
Components of macroeconomics
i) Equilibrium in the economy
-> AD=AS
ii) Disequilibrium in the economy
-> AD≠AS
i AD>AS
ii AD<AS
iii) Correction of disequilibrium
→Monetary policy
→Fiscal policy
→Exchange rate policy
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