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macro level, n.|ˈmækrəʊ ˌlɛvəl|
Also macrolevel, macro-level.
[f. macro- + level n.]
The most general or abstract level of a concept, process, etc.; freq. spec. with reference to macroeconomics. Cf. *micro level n.
1961G. H. Orcutt et al. Microanal. Socioecon. Syst. p. xv, Given the possibility of experimentation at both micro- and macrolevels, it has been possible for the physical sciences to achieve great successes at both levels without the necessity of predicating aggregate behavior on the basis of knowledge about microbehavior. 1978Financial Rev. (Austral.) 17 Aug. 2/4, I think it is safe to assume that at the macro level the effects of the change in the health insurance arrangements will be very small. 1992Unesco Courier Mar. 41/2 Linking the experience of women at the level of their daily lives (the micro level) to economic trends and their global environmental impacts (the macro level). |