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Microeconomics is the study of behavioral relationships and economic policies as they apply to individual participants (households and firms) in a market economy.
Microeconomics is concerned with what one single individual will want to buy. Likewise, it is concerned with what one single firm may want to sell. Such a study may shed light, for instance, on how specific goods are priced. |
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