macro-
/mækrəʊ-/ prefixDefinition
› relating to the whole of something, rather than its parts: At a macro-level, economic trends play a fundamental role. The state's ability to exercise macro-control was weakened. → Compare micro- → See also macroeconomic, macroeconomics, macroeconomist, macromarketing
(Definition of macro- prefix from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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