[Austrians want to understand] the ways in which the macro disturbances, disturbances of money and the interest rate reveal themselves, manifest in the marketplace. Not as a movements of macro aggregates but as movements in micro indicators, the movements in prices specifically. And it's that the way in which those macro factors affect microeconomic prices, that lead to the discoordination. So that ultimately in some sense, even though I'm not gonna argue - "there is a meaningful thing called austrian macroeconomics", in some sense everything ultimately boils down to prices. Everything ultimately boils down to microeconomic market prices.

Steve Horwitz "Monetary Equilibrium Theory"