Macro Economics: The study of the economy as a whole.
Micro Economics: The study of individual markets and decisions makers.
For example, in micro economics we study what factors determine demand in a particular market like ice cream. In macro economics, we study what factors determine aggregate demand - the sum of demand for all goods and services.
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