Curriculum:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Economics
Courses in micro and macroeconomics, statistical analysis, econometrics, and economic theory
Optional specializations in areas such as international economics, public policy, or financial economics
Websites for learning:
Khan Academy (www.khanacademy.org)
The Economist (www.economist.com)
The American Economic Association (www.aeaweb.org)
Best companies to work for:
Federal Reserve Bank
International Monetary Fund
World Bank Group
Goldman Sachs
Responsibilities:
Analyzing and forecasting economic trends and conditions
Providing advice on economic policy decisions
Assessing the impact of economic policies on businesses and individuals
Tips and tricks:
Stay up to date with current events and developments in the field of economics
Practice problem-solving and data analysis skills
Build a strong understanding of economic theory and principles
Questions the candidate should be able to answer:
How do supply and demand affect market prices?
How does monetary policy impact the economy?
How do economic policies affect international trade?
How do you analyze and interpret economic data?