Economic decision-making is a powerful skill in any profession. It helps you make better business choices, resource allocation decisions and stronger scientific research claims. Regardless of your ...

Behind every farm and ranch is a business predicated on the whims of nature and caprices of the market. It’s these forces faculty and students in UW’s Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics ...

Our M.S. in Agricultural and Resource Economics (AREC) program encourages students to use analytical skills to engage with meaningful questions about human behavior in the environment. These are the ...

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Learn how to connect research to real-world trends. Our M.S. in Applied Economics program prepares you to evaluate policies and programs, develop forecasts, better understand consumer behavior, and ...

Whether your undergraduate major was finance, biology or engineering, or anything in between the analytical tools and empirical modeling methods you’ll learn through Saint Louis University’s M.S. in ...

The Department of Business Analytics and Applied Economics (BAAE) at SBM focuses on three key research areas: Applied Economics, covering economic policy, international business, and development; ...

Economics is the study of how people, businesses and governments choose to allocate their resources—from how humans produce things to how they distribute and consume things. Students explore the ...

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 ...

Students with a degree in applied mathematical economics learn to utilize mathematical modeling to analyze problems, preparing them to pursue a variety of professions in business and economics. Our ...

The field of economics historically has had disproportionately fewer women than men as well as a lack of minority representation. A 2020 economics panel at the Allied Social Science Associations ...