Microeconomic and macroeconomic points of view Sports fans are used to watching events on television from different camera angles. For popular events like the Olympics, World Series and Super Bowl, network coverage captures the action from ground level and higher locations. Blimps are frequently flown over stadiums where events are taking place. The aerial camera view of the blimp is visually appealing, but it never airs for long because the athletes are barely visible. Game coverage includes a view from a moving or "side" camera that can zoom in on individual players or fans sitting in the stands, a much greater degree of detail than that provided by aerial view.

Questions:

How do different camera angles help explain the difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics?

Compare the microeconomics approach to television coverage of a sporting event.

Microeconomics

macroeconomics