Macroeconomics is a branch of economics which studies the economic variables at the aggregate level. It deals with the economy as a whole. The variables such as inflation, gross domestic product (GDP), the level of output in the economy, unemployment rate and so on are studied. On the other hand, Macro sociology is a branch of sociology which looks at the social processes on a large scale. It deals with studying social stability, social change and so on.

The relationship between macro sociology and macroeconomics is symbiotic to a large extent. This is because social change improves macroeconomic variables. For example, if a social change improves the living conditions of women and gives them equal rights in society, then the unemployment rate of women will fall. This, in turn, will decrease the overall unemployment rate and will benefit the economy.