question archive 1)Why is macroeconomics called the income theory? 2)What are some examples of macroeconomic drivers? 3)What is it like doing research in macroeconomics? Do people actually travel to certain countries to do this, or is it solely just a lot of number crunching, with vast data sets, in front of a computer?
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1)Why is macroeconomics called the income theory?
2)What are some examples of macroeconomic drivers?
3)What is it like doing research in macroeconomics? Do people actually travel to certain countries to do this, or is it solely just a lot of number crunching, with vast data sets, in front of a computer?
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