Introductory Macroeconomics deals with the examination of the amount of economic activity and employment in the economy as a whole. Introductory Macroeconomics focuses at the key elements, such as the impact of national and international commerce, that affect the overall levels of output and employment in the economy. This methodology offers a deeper investigation of inflation, unemployment, and economic policy as well as an inquiry of money, interest rates, and financial markets. N It is expected that readers who complete this lesson have some background in mathematics. This book’s prime focus is on the fundamentals of macroeconomics and public policy. Production and employment levels, inflation, prices, the exchange rate, interest rates, monetary and fiscal policies, the balance of payments, and economic growth are only some of the economic aggregates that will be discussed. The focus of this analysis is on the most pressing challenges and policy questions facing the macroeconomy today.