I want to pursue economics?Can u tell me what essentially does the subject deals with?I am a Science student of class 12.I never had eco .

Hi Debayan, Economists analyze issues related to growth and development, welfare and policy formulation, and assess their long and short term significance for the country. Economics is the study of production and distribution processes and the most effective means of utilizing available resources. Economists work in one of the three sectors: Government and Public sector enterprisesIndustry and TradeBanking and Finance Economists often specialize as Research Economists, Business Economists, Agricultural Economists, Financial Economists, International, Industrial or Labor Economists. Skills required Good at numerical ability to work with figures Interest in current affairs & ability to assess implications from an analysts view point Logical thinking Mathematical acumen Analytical skills Good communication skills in speech & writing to explain complex economic analysis to non-specialists Ability to handle concepts & figures with ease Abilty to clarify thoughts and predictions in relation to the industry Employment Opportunities Banks Business journals and newspapers Census organization Employment organizations Finance and investment firms Government and public enterprises Labour departments Labour tribunals Market research organisations Research organizations

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Oh my! Well, Economics is about Microeconomics and Macroeconomics. Demand and Supply. Break-even analyses, etc., It is, the study that deals with, production, consumption of goods and transfer of wealth. Like me, you're a Science student and interested in economics. It is not an abomination or a crime. This is normal. I suggest that you apply to BA LLB 5 year course at a good law school. Go through the subjects. Go through the topics in a subject and then decide. A BA LLB is a very flexible law-degree which has subjects like Political Science, Language, English, Economics, Psychology, etc., It is not a hard-and-fast rule that you must take law as your professional career. You can prepare for the UPSC for which you would have already studied subjects like political Science, psychology, Indian polity, etc., which would make it, if you study hard, easy for you! Hope this helps. Thanks!

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