Macroeconomic variables determine the state of the economic system.
An important feature of macroeconomic variables is that they are divided into two groups: flow indicators and stock indicators.
The indicators of flows include: aggregate supply, gross domestic product (GDP), consumption, investment, deficit (surplus) of the state budget, the unemployment rate, exports, imports, etc., since they are all calculated every year, i.e. per year.
Stock indicators include national wealth, personal wealth, capital stock, the number of unemployed, productive capacity, public debt, etc.
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