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Relating to the whole of something rather than its parts; macroscopic. It involves looking at a large-scale or general perspective rather than focusing on small details.

Relating to small-scale or specific details rather than the whole; microscopic. It focuses on individual components or small groups within a larger system.

The management of large amounts of money, especially by governments or large companies. It refers to financial affairs, revenue, and expenditure.

Relating to the economy or the system of production and consumption. It can also mean 'economical' in the sense of avoiding waste.

The state of supplying one's own needs without external assistance, particularly regarding food or essential resources.

The desire of consumers, clients, or users for a particular commodity or service. It is a fundamental concept in economics paired with supply.

The amount of a good or service that is available for purchase or use. It is the counterpart to demand in market economics.

The process of managing or running something principally for financial gain, or making a new product available on the market.

The total amount of goods or products produced within a specific period. It is often used to measure industrial or agricultural output.

The act of roughly calculating or estimating an amount or value based on available information, rather than exact measurement.