economics degree
Market studies credential
An economics degree is a university qualification in the study of how societies allocate scarce resources—production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.
The field spans microeconomics (individual and firm behavior) and macroeconomics (national and global systems).
She parlayed her economics degree into a career in finance.
Often valued for its analytical rigor, an economics degree leads to careers in banking, policy, consulting, and academia, though graduates frequently end up in fields with no obvious connection to the discipline.
- bachelor'sFirst university degree
- graduateOne who earned degree
- grad schoolPost-undergraduate academic institution
- diplomaAcademic completion document
- universityHigher education institution
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- Academic DegreesPhD, MBA, BS, MD, JD
- business degreesMBA, BBA, DBA, business administration, executive MBA
- financial credentialsCFA, CFP, CPA, EA, RFC
- economicssupply and demand, inflation, GDP, GNP, gross domestic product
- liberal artshumanities, trivium, philosophy, history, classical education
economics degreeMBA
Graduate degree in commerce
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One who quit secondary education
school of hard knocks · unschooled · self-taught · street smarts · autodidact
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