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Business Management and Macroeconomics are like the Batman and Robin of the corporate world. Business management focuses on the nitty-gritty of running a company—strategy, operations, human resources—while macroeconomics takes a big-picture view, examining the broader economic environment. Together, they form a powerful alliance to help businesses navigate the complex landscape of commerce. Contents of this course is as follows: Unit 1: Fundamental Concepts of Economics Unit 2: Origin of Macroeconomics Unit 3: Circular Flow of Economy Unit 4: National Income Accounting Unit 5: Income Distribution Unit 6: Aggregate Demand Unit 7: Aggregate Supply & Market Equilibrium Unit 8: Money Market Mechanism Unit 9: Business Cycle Unit 10: Inflation and Unemployment Unit 11: Monetary Policy Unit 12: Fiscal Policy Unit 13: Tax Structure Unit 14: Open Macroeconomics