Shining light on the prospects of a Masters in Economics degree holder
Economics is the social science that thoroughly investigates the factors involved in the production, distribution and consumption of the good and services. Due to its increasing demand today, economics has opened the gateway to a plethora of job opportunities across innumerable fields. Below is a list of 3 broad factors you should be aware of while thinking about choosing Economics for higher education. 1. Government Economist - Working as a government Economist, you serve in a wide range of varying positions involving policy research and analysis. You play a vital role as a policy maker and get to use your insights learnt in your master’s degree when drafting, reviewing and implementing programs and policies. In short, the main goal is to check and make sure that the policies do not have adverse consequences than what is the desired outcome. For example, while making shifts in the interest rate on macro-economic level, the micro economics policies should be