I love the challenge of math, but I care deeply about social issues as well. Lower prices Answers to such questions require solid grounding in both economics and mathematics.
Economic theories frame the issues, but mathematics provides the tools.
We need data and statistical tools to tell us. We need mathematical tools to measure costs and benefits. Career Opportunities Students with a joint background in mathematics and economics face a wide variety of career options. Many pursue graduate degrees in fields such as economics, operations research, public policy, law and business. They find a strong demand for their services in such diverse areas as finance, business research, education, management, and public policy analysis.