Only 5 slide Assignment Type: Individual ProjectDeliverable Length: 5-slides Points Possible: 150Due Date: 3/2/2013 11:59:59 PM CT As an economist, you have been asked to address a meeting of a group of i Document Preview: Assignment Type: Individual ProjectDeliverable Length: 5-slides Points Possible: 150Due Date: 3/2/2013 11:59:59 PM CT As an economist, you have been asked to address a meeting of a group of international professionals to explain the differences between microeconomics and macroeconomics and to provide real-world examples. Please create a PowerPoint presentation of 5 slides including, but not limited to the following: the main differences between microeconomics and macroeconomics an example of each phenomenon a description of a microeconomic decision you made, and the factors that contributed to your decision a description of a specific macroeconomic phenomenon or event and how it has impacted you Wealth Creation And Inflation The term wealth maximization is used in finance and investments for both individuals and corporations. In the corporate finance area, wealth refers to shareholder value or net worth on a market value basis. That is, total assets less total liabilities equals net worth or shareholder wealth. The corporation conducts its business to maximize shareholder value or shareholder wealth. It does this through its investing, financing, and operating activities. In the same regard, an individual creates an investment plan to increase net worth over a period of time. The wealth is measured on a market value basis as the difference between assets minus liabilities. Assets (Market Value) Liabilities = Net Worth or Total Wealth Individuals invest in assets that earn returns through income and appreciation. Wealth is accumulated through a process of systematically investing and reinvesting the earned income and net gains. Individuals will invest in various asset classes that earn different rates of returns and have different risk profiles. In general, a higher level of desired wealth will require a higher rate of return, which in turn, requires greater risk, so individuals must consider both the risk and return Attachments: Unit3-Macroec.docx