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Hal Varian, in the New Palgrave, credits Boulding with the explicit 
introduction of micro and macro in a textbook. However, in Boulding's 
_Economic Analysis_ (3rd Edition, 1955) we find the following distinctions: 
 
Part I: Supply and Demand 
Part II: Macroeconomics 
Part III: Elements of the Marginal Analysis 
Part IV: More Advanced Studies in Analytical Techniques (indifference maps) 
 
Parts III and IV are, of course, microeconomics, but not named explicitly. 
 
Yuri Tulupenko 
 
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