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Zepler [3.9K]
4 years ago
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A microeconomist might study which of the following? how inflation changes over time for several countries how money supply aggr

egates are measured economic growth in less-developed countries in Africa the relationship between aggregate income and aggregate personal consumption why wages for females are lower than for males in a particular labor market
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Anastaziya [24]4 years ago
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Answer:

why wages for females are lower than for males in a particular labor market

Explanation:

Economics is the study of how people decide and how these decisions affect the world around them. Microeconomics focuses on particular markets, individuals and organizations, whereas macroeconomics focuses on the entire economy.  

Response is “ why wages for females are lower than for males in a particular labor market” because there the micro-economist would focus on a particular market: the labor market, and tries to understand the wage gap between female and male workers.

The remaining options focus on large scale factors on a “macro” level and thus do not pertain to the study of “micro”economics .

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