Economists in the workforce can:
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Approach problems in a logical, rigorous way;
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Help employers by using their sophisticated problem-solving, numeracy, research, communication and decision-making skills;
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Analyze data to seek solutions to issues at the personal, firm and overall economy levels.
Employers seek out the skills acquired by Economics graduates, such as:
- Skillsets in areas such as quantitative analysis of economic opportunities and problems, economic forecasting, knowledge of economics institutions and policies within Canada and the global community;
- The ability to apply sophisticated methods of analysis to the problems faced by private sector firms, not-for-profit organizations and government;
- Strong problem-solving, research, analysis and decision-making skills;
- The ability to articulate a clear verbal and written presentation of the research findings and evidence.
Examples of Economics career paths:
- Data Analysis
- Business Management
- Financial Planning
- Government
- Public Policy
- Statistical Analysis
- Policy Analysis
- Law
- Economic Analysis
- Banking
- Financial Services
- Insurance
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