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Economics generally divides into two broad areas of study [[Macroeconomics]], which is concerned with the study of a given economy as a whole, and [[Microeconomics]], which is concerned with a particular market, or firm within that economy.
Economics generally divides into two broad areas of study [[Macroeconomics]], which is concerned with the study of a given economy as a whole, and [[Microeconomics]], which is concerned with a particular market, or firm within that economy.
Examples of economic systems are [[capitalism]], [[socialism]],[[communism]], and [[feudalism]].
Examples of systems in [[macroeconomics]] are [[capitalism]], [[socialism]], and [[communism]].
In [[economics]], a bull market refers to a situation in which stock values are expected to rise.
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[[Category:Economics| ]]