The mathematics requirements for the undergraduate major in economics should be adequate, as should training in word processing and spreadsheet analysis. Knowledge of statistical software would also be helpful. Economics majors should take at least a year of accounting and a course in finance, as those are prerequisites for nearly all MBA programs. Other programs' prerequisites vary. School Knowledge of economics is excellent training for law school.
Many law schools have economists who teach courses in the economics of the law.
Such schools as the University of Chicago are famous for their emphasis on economics and the law. Many legal disputes involving business litigation, personal injury and wrongful death, anti-trust, discrimination, and environmental law have a large economic component that economics majors will appreciate. Generally, a student pursuing a law degree should possess good writing skills as well as good analytical skills.