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Overview Economics studies how we choose between combinations of products and services, such as more hospitals and more national defense, more expenditures on child care centers and better homes for the aged, or more money for research on medical problems and for resurfacing the roads. Economics examines how to make decisions about what to produce, how to produce and who gets to consume the products and services produced.Nearly all public and private policy problems involve economics. Economics influence decisions on national defense, international trade, the level of employment, inflation and taxation. Economic forces influence business productivity, efficiency and profit opportunities. Students will examine these economic issues and determine how to use available labor, money and natural resources to increase the production of products and services most desired by the people.Career OpportunitiesThe Economics major at the Bowling Green State University emphasizes the development of analytical thinking and communication skills. Students who desire a liberal arts education should consider economics as a major. As with other liberal arts majors, students are required to take courses from many disciplines, plus intensive study in the major. Few disciplines can match the academic training provided to economics majors.Students receive an academic foundation necessary for graduate work and to prepare them for careers in business, education or government. In addition, law schools usually rank economics as one of the best majors for those preparing for a law career. Other fields of employment include politics, city planning, banking, management and labor relations. I want to find another Bachelor Course Accreditation The University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association.

The Economics program at the Bowling Green State University is the study of making choices. All societies experience shortages of the products and services that people want. There are simply not enough products and services to meet the ever-growing needs of consumers.

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IELTSMin 6
TOEFLMin 71

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1Be a graduate of a senior high school approved or accredited by the department of education of the state in which it is located; ORHave earned high school equivalency through the General Educational Development (GED) testing program (issued by the state department of education); ORPresent GED test results and ACT or SAT test results, if the student completed secondary education through an alternative program such as home schooling; ORPresent an international baccalaureate diploma or certificate.

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Economics

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