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microeconomist

 

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Noun microeconomist has 1 sense
  1. microeconomist, microeconomic expert - an economist who specializes in microeconomics
    --1 is a kind of economist, economic expert

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Term: Microeconomist

Description:

A microeconomist is an expert in the field of microeconomics, which studies individual economic units such as households, firms, and markets. Microeconomists analyze how these units make decisions and interact with each other, focusing on topics like price determination, resource allocation, and consumer behavior.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Noun - Person: A microeconomist is a professional who specializes in microeconomic analysis and research.
  2. Example Sentence: John is a renowned microeconomist, known for his groundbreaking research on market competition.

  3. Noun - Occupation: Microeconomists often work in academia, think tanks, or government organizations to provide insights and recommendations on economic policies.
  4. Example Sentence: After completing her Ph.D. in Economics, Lisa pursued a career as a microeconomist, working for the Department of Treasury.

  5. Adjective: Microeconomic principles, theories, or analyses can be described as microeconomist.
  6. Example Sentence: The article presents a microeconomist perspective on income inequality in the modern age.

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