0 relating to microeconomics (= the part of economics that studies individual markets and businesses, or how individual people spend or earn money): --
a microeconomic analysis
The source of this bifurcation lies in the use of microeconomic rationality as the asserted decision rule for states.
This works well, as does their insistence that the reform process be evaluated in terms of its microeconomic as well as macroeconomic impact.
The social psychological perspective is less specific than the microeconomic one, but it appears to offer similar predictions in this case.
The extent to which positive environmental effects manifest themselves depends on both macroeconomic and microeconomic policy reforms.
We collect evidence showing this and construct a microeconomic foundation for this link.
The evaluation of hospital cost was carried out on a microeconomic basis to best evaluate the true cost.
To explain these, we need to look into the farmers' microeconomic environment.
We need no further information about the explicit motive for holding money to deduce that result in microeconomic aggregation theory.
