Science is basically just the systematic study of something...so really anything that is real and can be backed up by evidence could be considered a science of sort.
Business typically falls under social sciences, specifically economics, management, and marketing. These disciplines study the behavior of individuals and organizations in the context of commerce and trade.
Math and economics are both logical sciences. They require a lot of logical thinking. There is a lot of math dealing with economics and how the economy works.
Eric D Bovet has written: 'The dynamics of business motivation' -- subject(s): Economics, Statics and dynamics (Social sciences), Business
Economics is considered to be the king of social sciences.
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Management: Particularly economics, but also some areas of business Physical sciences: Physics, chemistry, astronomy, mathematics, and computer science Natural sciences: Biology, chemistry, and environmental science
BBM, or Bachelor of Business Management, is primarily considered a blend of both arts and science. It incorporates elements of social sciences, such as psychology and sociology, which are more aligned with the arts, while also emphasizing analytical and quantitative skills found in the sciences, such as statistics and economics. This interdisciplinary approach helps students develop a well-rounded understanding of business principles.
Maureen Elizabeth Buckley has written: 'THE IMPACT OF A COMPETITIVE HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENT ON COST AND QUALITY' -- subject(s): Business Administration, Management, Economics, Commerce-Business, Health Care Management Health Sciences, Health Sciences, Health Care Management, Health Sciences, Nursing, Management Business Administration, Nursing Health Sciences
statistics is used in the various fields. for example: banking business physical sciences natural sciences marketing research computer science economics physics and many more
Following are the steps helps to managers while taking decisions.. 1.Establish objectives. 2.Define the problem. 3.identify factors that affect the problem. 4.specify alternative solutions. 5.collect data and other informations. 6.Evaluate and screen alternatives. 7.Implement best alternative and monitor result. I think these are the main process in managerial economics.. By -Nsk
interface of economics to business