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The study of economics explores how people, companies, and governments distribute limited resources. Professionals in this field develop strategies to address these complex issues. As an economics student, you'll acquire valuable skills that are in high demand across industries. Graduates can pursue diverse career paths in administration, market analysis, banking, sales, leadership roles, insurance, property management, government work, and other dynamic sectors. The demand for economists is projected to increase significantly in coming years due to growing needs for economic assessments. Those interested in pursuing an honors Bachelor of Arts or Science degree in economics should consult with the department's undergraduate advisor. Enrollment in the honors program requires endorsement from both the undergraduate advisor and department chair, and is exclusively available to economics majors during their third and fourth years.