Define the term aggregate.
a. a single piece
b. the whole, combined
c. the larg...
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Define the term aggregate.
a. a single piece
b. the whole, combined
c. the largest part
d. the smallest part define the term aggregate.
a. a single piece
b. the whole, combined
c. the largest part
d. the smallest part user: economists who study macroeconomics are concerned with all of the following except
a. the gross domestic product (gdp).
b. the business cycle.
c. the purchases of a single individual.
d. assessing economic trends and practices of the aggregate.
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