10 Economics Careers to Power Your Future

Scott Key, a content contributor for the Enrollment Management team at Northeastern
University published an article titled 10 “economics Careers to Power Your Future” last October
13, 2020. In this article, Scott Key analyzes the 10 economics careers that can brighter your
future. Scott Key says that economics is a vital to our everyday lives, and for sure its job outlook
is “bull than bear”. Besides having an economics degree can lead you to hundreds of job
opportunities. Your educational qualifications and experience, as well as local market factors,
can influence your job opportunities and salary potential. Keep reading to explore a sample of
the many paths you can take in your economics career.

To address this argument, Scott Key discussed the 10 economics careers that is in demand.
The first one is the Securities Trader; they are responsible for the success of the transactions and
use their economic knowledge and foresight. The second is the financial manager, it is the classic
job business economics majors because it involves the analyzation of market trends that can
reduce a business’ costs and increase its profit. Scott Key add that the best part of being a
financial manager is the number of available jobs projected to grow 15 percent by 2029. The
next is the Economist that study how society uses limited resources. The fourth one is the lawyer,
lawyers with an advanced degree in economics can excel in the field said Scott Key. The
Actuary, they handle data and deal with matters of probability also they examine situation,
especially the disasters. The next economic career that Scott Key have been discussed is the Data
Scientist, the job of data scientist is to collect, interpret, and publish data to help support
economic decision making. The next is the management consultant, it proposes ways to improve
an organization’s efficiency. Mathematicians and statisticians, analyze data and apply
mathematical and statistical technique of course. The budget analysts, evaluate budget proposal
to determine the optimal allocation of project funds. Lastly is the Pricing Analyst, Pricing
Analyst must juggle many tasks said Scott Key.

I would argue that Scott Key’s discussion about economics and its benefit can give ideas
to the future career of the readers. But some of the information that Scott Key discussed are
confusing because of the format that he used. Also, Scott Key failed at the end of the article. But
I agree how Scott Key describe and give information accurately and directly because it can help
the reader what career belongs to them or what’s career they really want to pursue.