Define microeconomics concerned with its goal, Microeconomics

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a) Microeconomics is concerned with decision-making within the firm, household or on the individual level, but macroeconomics is concerned with the behavior of the whole economic system.

b)  Economic goals are opposite with one another, but may be conflicting with other social goals.

 


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