macroeconomic
Whole economy level
Macroeconomic describes matters relating to the economy as a whole rather than individual markets or firms.
Macroeconomic factors include inflation, unemployment, GDP, and interest rates: The central bank adjusted policy in response to macroeconomic indicators.
The adjective contrasts with microeconomic, which concerns individual actors and markets.
Prolonged economic decline
- expansionIncrease in scope
- boomLoud deep sound
- bustFailure or sculpture
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
contraction · downturn · upturn · peak · trough · overheating · stagnation · depression
Of public revenue
- monetaryOf or about currency
- KeynesianPro-intervention economic theory
- supply-sideProduction-centered economic theory
- monetarismEconomic focus on currency regulation
taxation · stimulus · austerity · intervention · regulation · deregulation · stabilization · countercyclical
National output abbreviation
- CPIInflation measurement abbreviation
- productivityOutput relative to input
Being without paid work
- workforceAll available workers
- joblessnessState without paid work
- underemploymentInsufficient use of labor capacity
- vacanciesUnfilled positions available
hiring · layoffs · wages · earnings · compensation
Worldwide economic and cultural integration
State of balance
- neoclassicalReviving ancient aesthetic principles
- endogenousOriginating from within
- exogenousOriginating outside the system
- elasticityTendency to resume original form
recession
Prolonged economic decline
recovery · contraction · downturn · upturn · peak · trough · overheating · stagnation · depression · volatility
fiscal
Of public revenue
- monetaryOf or about currency
- KeynesianPro-intervention economic theory
- supply-sideProduction-centered economic theory
monetarism · taxation · stimulus · austerity · intervention · regulation · deregulation · stabilization · countercyclical · expansionary
GDP
National output abbreviation
- CPIInflation measurement abbreviation
- productivityOutput relative to input
unemployment
Being without paid work
- workforceAll available workers
- joblessnessState without paid work
- underemploymentInsufficient use of labor capacity
vacancies · hiring · layoffs · wages · earnings · compensation
globalization
Worldwide economic and cultural integration
equilibrium
State of balance
- neoclassicalReviving ancient aesthetic principles
- endogenousOriginating from within
- exogenousOriginating outside the system
macroeconomicmicroeconomic
Individual-agent economic analysis
micro · company-specific · personal finance · individual · sectoral
macroeconomicmicroeconomic
Individual-agent economic analysis
granular · localized · particular · specific · narrow