Which of the following is not a direct concern of macroeconomists?
A) interest rates
B) the growth rate of output
C) aggregate investment in machines and infrastructure
D) pricing decisions by an individual firm
E) monetary policy

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Pricing decisions by an individual firm are more in the realm of microeconomics, which is concerned with the behavior of individual consumers, firms, and markets, while macroeconomics is concerned with the overall behavior of the economy, such as output, employment, and inflation. The other options (interest rates, the growth rate of output, aggregate investment, and monetary policy) are all directly related to macroeconomics.

Which of the Following Is Not a Direct Concern of Macroeconomists