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I am a junior in high school and want to know if I should study economics or business as a major in college. The University of Pennsylvania offers both majors. Harvard does not offer a business major ...

The economics major includes a number of courses from the MECN, PACT, and STRT labels tied together by a focus on economic methodology and applications. The economics major is useful for those ...

Students pursuing a bachelor's degree in economics can consider roles in law, medicine, international relations, and academia. Students can choose to work at financial companies, banks, consulting ...

Editorial Note: We earn a commission from partner links on Forbes Advisor. Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. A bachelor’s degree in economics can provide you with the ...

You have /3 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. A new study finds that a light-touch intervention—what one of the authors calls a “classic nudge ...

Which of the issues facing today's world are you inspired to tackle? No matter the challenge — climate change, housing scarcity, income inequality and more — the Politics, Philosophy, and Economics ...

Navigating business challenges requires an understanding of sustainable practices. A business economics degree from UW adds a level of economic analysis to this understanding that elevates your ...

An increasing number of Barnard students are enrolling in Barnard’s economics major, with the number of degrees conferred more than doubling over the past decade from 57 in 2013 to 126 in 2023. This ...

The Economics, Accounting, and Management Department creates quality-learning environments to prepare you for ethical leadership, decision-making, and service in organizations operating within a ...

From finance to consulting, automation is reshaping entry-level roles. Wendy Carlin explains how students and schools might adapt.