Macroeconomics,as opposed to microeconomics,includes the study of what determines the level of
A)employment in a specific industry.
B)employment in the economy.
C)output of a specific firm.
D)output of a specific industry.

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Macroeconomics looks at the overall performance of the entire economy, including factors such as inflation, unemployment, and economic growth. Therefore, the level of employment in the economy as a whole is a key focus of macroeconomics. A and D are focused on specific industries or firms, and microeconomics would be more appropriate for studying these topics. C is also focused on a specific firm, rather than the economy as a whole.

Macroeconomics,as Opposed to Microeconomics,includes the Study of What Determines the Level