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          Home Index Economics Economics Education and Careers Is it Worth Studying for a Degree in Economics?

          Is it Worth Studying for a Degree in Economics?

          Yang Yang by Yang Yang
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          Students today have many options when it comes to deciding what it is they want to study. For many individuals, economics can sound like a stuffy subject and there may be concerns about how having such a degree can help with employment after graduation. The reality is that economics is one of our most important human concerns and there are plenty of job opportunities for graduates with an economics degree.

          What is so important about Economics?

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          Understanding economics can really help you understand the way the world works; this subject is not only concerned with theories about global economics but also focuses on the actions of the individual and small business. When you understand economics you will then be in a better position to understand the motivations of people, businesses, and government. Without economics there could not be any society and this is what makes the subject so important.

          Economics is concerned with looking at the resources we have in the world and seeing how decisions are made about how these resources should be distributed.  These decisions affect every person on the planet and so it makes sense to understand the process. Learning about economics is not just about sounding smart; it is also about comprehending the forces that shape your life.  Every day all of us make economic decisions that will impact the rest of our lives as well as the lives of those around us; doesn’t sound important?

          How Can an Economics Degree help you Find Work after Graduation?

          There are a wide range of job opportunities for people with an economics degree; some of these are related to the actual subject while others are less related. Economics provides training in how to think like an economist; this is an important skill that can be useful in many areas of life. It will make you more able to think analytically and improve your ability to problem solve. Economics should provide you with a good grounding in communication and numerical skills. You should also develop the ability to do research and learn to work as part of a team. These are all skills that are very attractive to employers.

          An economics degree is a good subject choice at college and will provide you with knowledge that will benefit you for the rest of your life. It would even assist you if you attend one of the schools on the online MBA rankings to pursue your Master’s. It will also allow you to develop skills that will be of interest to future employers.

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