Collectively, these technostructures and the corporations that they manage provide the private decentralized planning of the
microeconomy which supplements the public centralized planning of the macroeconomy.
That is, we conceptualize the family as a
microeconomy, micropolity, and microsociety and consider asymmetries along various dimensions: the relative position of wives and husbands in their resources, their voice in family decisions, and the respect they accord each other.
In China, all of this has led to the development of a thriving
microeconomy that simply didn't exist previously.
The study of repertoire, a subject central to Victorian theatre historiography, corresponds with inquiries about the schedule of (re)investment, the cycles of prosperity within a company and beyond in the
microeconomy of a community willing to support it, and the fluctuating effects (seasonal and longer) on the employment available to women, men, and children.
In an attempt to determine the impact of marijuana use on worker productivity, Kagel, Battalio, and Miles (1980) created an experimental
microeconomy within which volunteers worked and lived.
The
microeconomy was viewed as consistently (or at least tolerably) competitive and, therefore, efficient, in the absence of excessive government intervention.
The program uses fun, experiential learning and a simulated
microeconomy to teach K through 12 students how to make wise money decisions.
In the process of moving from chaos to market socialism, building a
microeconomy is fundamental.
