Makroanalüütikat

Makroanalüütikat, also known as macroanalysis, is a branch of economic analysis focused on studying large - scale economic phenomena and systems. It examines aggregate indicators such as gross domestic product (GDP), inflation rates, unemployment levels, and interest rates to understand the overall performance and trends of an economy. Unlike microanalysis, which centers on individual agents or markets, macroanalysis looks at the interactions between sectors, governments, and global markets. Key tools include models like the Keynesian cross, IS - LM framework, and the Solow growth model. It is widely used by policymakers, central banks, and financial institutions to formulate strategies for economic stability, growth, and development. The field integrates data from multiple sources—government statistics, international organizations, and financial markets—to provide insights into macroeconomic behavior and inform decision - making processes.