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Economics explores how societies allocate resources for producing, distributing, and consuming goods and services. Professionals in this field analyze challenges related to inflation, job markets, labor agreements, taxation, global commerce, and urban/environmental concerns. Students practice applying simulations to evaluate economic models and shape forecasts. Alumni have secured positions like research analyst in Ohio's Tax Analysis Division or economic analyst for the state's Legislative Budget Office. Some pursue careers as forecasting specialists, economic consultants, or investment professionals in private sector firms. The curriculum offers an intensive, mathematically-focused education that students can complete within four years. With enhanced quantitative coursework and advanced math/statistics prerequisites, this program provides excellent preparation for graduate economics studies or technical roles in business, government, and industry requiring sophisticated economic analysis and econometric skills.