Top Microeconomics Flashcards

The sister discipline to macroeconomics, microeconomics is one of two of the key general principles of economic theory and activity. While macroeconomics takes a global view (such as a national or international level), microeconomics is specific to smaller mechanisms; individuals and organizations at a market level. Micro economists will study the impact of individuals and entities on the marketplace, looking at how the behaviour of the former impact on such factors as supply and demand, prices and quantity in the market itself.

Microeconomics is linked to macroeconomics at a number of points. A micro economist for example will consider the impact of decisions made at national level (macroeconomics) in the market. There are a number of areas of study within microeconomics itself including game theory and elasticity. Use our flashcards to fill in any gaps in your microeconomics theory and remember key definitions. 
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