Answer to Question #93670 in Macroeconomics for Phumla

Question

Identify and define the macroeconomic variables that can be used to measure wether the strategy was successful or not

Answer 1

Macroeconomic variables are divided into two groups: flow indicators and stock indicators.

Flow indicators consist of: aggregate supply, consumption, gross domestic product (GDP), investment, unemployment rate, state budget deficit (surplus), export, import, etc.

Indicators of the state of stocks consist of: national baiting, personal welfare, fixed assets, public debt, etc.