"Economics tends to be broken into two schools of study. When analyzing a firm, microeconomic issues tend to be those that involve the problems and constraints that arise internally. Macroeconomic issues are those that arise outside the firm and are not necessarily a result of the actions and decisions made by managers..."
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Original Source: Bizfluent by James Green
"Economics tends to be broken into two schools of study. When analyzing a firm, microeconomic issues tend to be those that involve the problems and constraints that arise internally. Macroeconomic issues are those that arise outside the firm and are not necessarily a result of the actions and decisions made by managers..."