Macroeconomists
A) focus on the markets for individual commodities and on the decisions of single economic agents.
B) hold total income constant.
C) don't worry much about how decision makers form their expectations.
D) consider the possibility that decision makers might change the quantities they produce before they change the prices they charge.

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Macroeconomists study the economy as a whole, including how overall levels of prices and production are determined. They often consider scenarios where producers adjust quantities (output levels) in response to economic changes before adjusting prices, a concept related to price stickiness and adjustments in real economic variables. Choices A, B, and C do not accurately describe the focus or assumptions of macroeconomic analysis.