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macroeconomy

macroeconomy noun: a large-scale economy.

Noun

macroeconomy (plural macroeconomies)

  1. A large-scale economy.
    • “There’s no doubt eBay was impacted by the macroeconomy, and our fourth-quarter results reflect this.2009 January 22, Laurie J. Flynn, “EBay’s Income Declines 31% as Economy Reduces Traffic”, in New York Times

Forms of macroeconomy

pluralmacroeconomies

Origin of macroeconomy

From macro- + economy.

Questions about macroeconomy

What does macroeconomy mean?
Macroeconomy means a large-scale economy.
What part of speech is macroeconomy?
Macroeconomy is a noun.
What is the plural of macroeconomy?
The plural of macroeconomy is macroeconomies.

Words near macroeconomy in the dictionary

  1. macroeconomically
  2. macroeconomics
  3. macroeconomies
  4. macroeconomist
  5. macroeconomists
  6. macroeconomy
  7. macroecosystem
  8. macroecosystems
  9. macroed
  10. macroelectrode
  11. macroelectrodes

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