Definition of microeconomic in English:

microeconomic

adjective ˌmʌɪkrəʊiːkəˈnɒmɪkˌmʌɪkrəʊɛkəˈnɒmɪk

Relating to the branch of economics concerned with single factors and the effects of individual decisions.
the environment in which microeconomic decisions are made
business pricing strategies correlate strongly with microeconomic factors
Example sentencesExamples
- On a microeconomic basis, consolidation means moving purchase orders among suppliers.
- A major element in assessing the farm-level impacts of these crops is their microeconomic impact.
- The lengthy microeconomic preview on markets comprises nearly 40 percent of the macroeconomics version of the book.
- I have wholeheartedly bought into the neoclassical microeconomic paradigm.
- Many of the phenomena to be understood are microeconomic in nature.
- The simplest neoclassical microeconomic approach to labor markets is based on two main principles.
- Studies based on microeconomic data have the potential to capture the supply side of the market.
- The first three chapters adopt broadly a microeconomic approach to explicitly spatial economic questions.
- Corporate economists should become more involved in the microeconomic analyses of their enterprises.
- The possible conflict between the pursuit of improved microeconomic efficiency versus the desirability of macroeconomic stability is touched upon.

Definition of microeconomic in US English:

microeconomic

adjectiveˈˌmīkrōˌēkəˈnämik

Relating to the branch of economics concerned with single factors and the effects of individual decisions.
the environment in which microeconomic decisions are made
business pricing strategies correlate strongly with microeconomic factors
Example sentencesExamples
- A major element in assessing the farm-level impacts of these crops is their microeconomic impact.
- The first three chapters adopt broadly a microeconomic approach to explicitly spatial economic questions.
- On a microeconomic basis, consolidation means moving purchase orders among suppliers.
- The lengthy microeconomic preview on markets comprises nearly 40 percent of the macroeconomics version of the book.
- Many of the phenomena to be understood are microeconomic in nature.
- Corporate economists should become more involved in the microeconomic analyses of their enterprises.
- The possible conflict between the pursuit of improved microeconomic efficiency versus the desirability of macroeconomic stability is touched upon.
- The simplest neoclassical microeconomic approach to labor markets is based on two main principles.
- Studies based on microeconomic data have the potential to capture the supply side of the market.
- I have wholeheartedly bought into the neoclassical microeconomic paradigm.

单词	microeconomic
释义	Definition of microeconomic in English: microeconomic adjective ˌmʌɪkrəʊiːkəˈnɒmɪkˌmʌɪkrəʊɛkəˈnɒmɪk Relating to the branch of economics concerned with single factors and the effects of individual decisions. the environment in which microeconomic decisions are made business pricing strategies correlate strongly with microeconomic factors Example sentencesExamples On a microeconomic basis, consolidation means moving purchase orders among suppliers. A major element in assessing the farm-level impacts of these crops is their microeconomic impact. The lengthy microeconomic preview on markets comprises nearly 40 percent of the macroeconomics version of the book. I have wholeheartedly bought into the neoclassical microeconomic paradigm. Many of the phenomena to be understood are microeconomic in nature. The simplest neoclassical microeconomic approach to labor markets is based on two main principles. Studies based on microeconomic data have the potential to capture the supply side of the market. The first three chapters adopt broadly a microeconomic approach to explicitly spatial economic questions. Corporate economists should become more involved in the microeconomic analyses of their enterprises. The possible conflict between the pursuit of improved microeconomic efficiency versus the desirability of macroeconomic stability is touched upon. Definition of microeconomic in US English: microeconomic adjectiveˈˌmīkrōˌēkəˈnämik Relating to the branch of economics concerned with single factors and the effects of individual decisions. the environment in which microeconomic decisions are made business pricing strategies correlate strongly with microeconomic factors Example sentencesExamples A major element in assessing the farm-level impacts of these crops is their microeconomic impact. The first three chapters adopt broadly a microeconomic approach to explicitly spatial economic questions. On a microeconomic basis, consolidation means moving purchase orders among suppliers. The lengthy microeconomic preview on markets comprises nearly 40 percent of the macroeconomics version of the book. Many of the phenomena to be understood are microeconomic in nature. Corporate economists should become more involved in the microeconomic analyses of their enterprises. The possible conflict between the pursuit of improved microeconomic efficiency versus the desirability of macroeconomic stability is touched upon. The simplest neoclassical microeconomic approach to labor markets is based on two main principles. Studies based on microeconomic data have the potential to capture the supply side of the market. I have wholeheartedly bought into the neoclassical microeconomic paradigm.
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