1)How does macroeconomics help in understanding the implications of a managerial issue?

2)Can macroeconomics be studied without studying microeconomics?

3)What is macroeconomic stability and how does it depend on inflation?

1)Macroeconomics helps in determining how the economy works and how it will be able to achieve the targets of economic development and higher GDP. Macroeconomics helps in understanding the managerial issues as the as the macroeconomic indicators like unemployment rate and inflation helps in determining how the business decisions are to be taken keeping such factors in mind. For example, with the growing inflation the companies/organizations might decide to change the price of their product in order to cope up with the economy. Other factors at the macroeconomic level help the management to decide the major decision of the business to deal and interact in the market.

2)The Basic Study of economic variables is possible with the detailed study of microeconomic concepts, which is very much helpful to study the concepts of macroeconomics.

For instance - the study of the demand curve, the supply curve, market structures, the consumers' demand, etc will give the idea to analyze and evaluate the trends and patterns of macroeconomic variables.

On the basis of the above explanation, we can conclude that it is not possible to study macroeconomics without having the support and study of microeconomics.

3)

Macroeconomic stability is the concept that defines the economy is less affected by external shocks and follows the less vulnerable and sustainable growth.

Inflation is one of the major indicators of economic stability, an economy with a controlled inflation rate is considered as a more macroeconomically stable economy. If an economy faces deflation or hyperinflation, then that threatens the growth and leads to instability in the economy. Unstable inflation also increases the uncertainty in investment and taxation. This affects government policies and reduces the policies' effect on the economy. Therefore, low and controlled inflation is necessary for macroeconomic stability.