macroeconomic

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macroeconomic — adjective

  • macroeconomicpositive
  • more macroeconomiccomparative
  • most macroeconomicsuperlative

1. relating to the economy of a whole country or region, rather than to individual

1.形容詞B2
釋義

relating to the economy of a whole country or region, rather than to individual businesses or people within it

例句

The finance minister outlined a new macroeconomic strategy to reduce unemployment.

adjective before noun describing national-level policy

Devika wrote her thesis on the macroeconomic effects of rising oil prices.

同義詞
  • aggregate

    more technical; used for total economic sums at national level

  • economy-wide

    describes scope clearly; less formal than macroeconomic

  • national-level

    broader; can refer to any national-scale matter, not only economics

反義詞
  • microeconomic

    direct opposite — refers to individual businesses or consumers

文法句型

macroeconomic + noun

用法筆記

Typically used before nouns describing policies, data, or conditions at a national level. Contrasts with microeconomic, which refers to individual businesses or consumers.

常見錯誤

❌We need to improve our company's macroeconomic planning.
✅We need to improve our company's strategic planning.
💡Macroeconomic refers to the whole country's economy, not a single company's operations.