Yes, economics is a rewarding career. Macroeconomics is that branch of economics that deals with the overall aspects of an economy such as income, output, employment, etc.. This branch of economy analyses the overall economy in terms of employment, inflation, foreign trade, federal budget, productivity, interest rates, etc. Students who study macroeconomics can opt for professions such as Market Research Analyst, Economic Consultant, Actuary, Credit Analyst, Financial Analyst, Policy Analyst, Lawyer, and so on. Macroeconomics graduates will have some highly-sought unique skills and the employment opportunities are good.