D Question 24 Macroeconomics, not microeconomics, would be used to: Look at how individuals compare benefits and costs when making a decision. Help you calculate revenues, costs and profit for your small business. O Analyze how the equilibrium price of a good changes when its supply or demand changes. None of these; they are all examples of microeconomics D Question 25 The study of economics is primarily concerned with: keeping private businesses from losing money. demonstrating that capitalistic economies are superior to socialistic economies. O making choices to use scarce resources more efficiently. O determining the most equitable distribution of society's output