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May 2018
This has reference to the oral presentation/report we presented at Graduate School in
Batangas State University Main Campus and was held February 10, 2018. The said report covered
an overview of our course which is Economic Theories and Policies and its components. The
course is targeted to our classmates and also to give us all some knowledge when it comes to
economics and its components. It aims to enable each of us to learn, to share and tackle different
factors and issues with regards to economics. The first chapter was discussed by yours truly and
with my co-members. Each of us has our own part to explain and discuss further. My topic is about
personal/social choice. How it affects/how economists can consider it for studying economic
standing or behavior of consumers. It also includes the types of economics which are classified as
the ‘Microeconomic’ and Macroeconomic’. As I mention the word economics, each of us has our
own understanding of what economics stands for or what is really economics means.
Microeconomics is a part of economics which is concerned with the single factors and the effects
Because decisions made by individuals can be considered as a single factor. Subgroups such as
buyers, sellers and business owners are individual actors in microeconomics. When it comes to
individual choice, there are different principles under it. All societies face the problem of scarcity
and hence have to make decisions like a household does. A society has to decide what and how
much to produce, how to produce and for whom to produce. Such choices usually take the form of
more of one thing and less of another, rather than all of one and none of another. Most goods can
be produced
by a variety of methods. A society must decide on the methods of production to be adopted because
resources are scarce, the real cost of something is what you must give
up to get it and people usually take advantage of opportunities to make themselves better off.
economic issues. While the contrasts of microeconomics are what we called ‘Macroeconomics’.
What is macroeconomics? This is a part of economics concerned with large scale or general
economic factors such as interests’ rates and national productivity. Under macroeconomics is
inflation, unemployment rate and GDP (Gross Domestic Product). So, are we ready to do
economics? Not yet- because most of the interesting things that happen in the economy are the
result not merely of individual choices but of the way in which individual choices interact.