ECONOMICS at University level - Just a quick opinion will do?

Question

Hi, I'm doing the IB diploma program, earlier I asked a question, however I just realised that what I in fact should be asking is what IB subjects are good for studying Economics at University undergraduate level....

For those who don't know:
An IB Diploma requires a student to take 3 higher and 3 standard subjects. In addition, a certain amount of social work, activities, etc. must be done so I'll be well rounded in everything.

I've chosen English, History, Economics as HL -higher level and Maths Studies (lowest maths but it has intro to calc), Chinese B (foreign lanuage), and Chemistry as SL - standard level.

In your opinion, do you think that's sufficient background knowledge for being let's say, a economic analyst, etc? Or in fact, even getting into a good top uni in the US?

Thanks so much!

Answer 1

Yep, that is great start towards being an economic analyst. Hit the math hard! Good luck

Answer 2

the suited thank you to describe grant and insist to them is to apply this occasion: lets say you had one pot broker on street nook and he averaged 10 purchasers an afternoon. Now what if the style of purchasers doubled because of the fact the law enforcement officers busted some down the line. Now he has 30 purchasers with an identical grant as in the previous. What do you think of might happen to the cost of medicine?

Answer 3

The most important subject for a degree in economics is mathematics.