Economics deals with Money and expenditure in countries
Sociology deals with people and processes in society.
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∙ 2009-03-02 17:00:14what is the diff between sociology and economics
There is a close relationship between sociology and economics. As a matter of fact, both are considered to be branches of social sciences and they are dependent of each other.
sociology is the science of studying the culture and way of living in different societies while in economics we study the living standards and their utilization of resources.
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Because sociology and economics both play a vital role in society in terms of relationships and factual information
relationship between sociology and economics
Sociology examines the social behavior of people in GROUPS while economics examines the monetary aspects of society and how they influence people and society as a whole.
what is the diff between sociology and economics
There is a close relationship between sociology and economics. As a matter of fact, both are considered to be branches of social sciences and they are dependent of each other.
kindly assist me answer the question what are the similarities and differences between sociology and social psychology
what is the relation of economics to sociology
sociology is the science of studying the culture and way of living in different societies while in economics we study the living standards and their utilization of resources.
importance of statistics, economics, sociology and psychology in business
sociology is one of the social sciences along wth economics, psychology, politics etc. sociology is a subset of the social sciences, just as an apple is a fruit. Your question needs to be framed slightly differently to be capable of being answered eg compare + contrast sociology with another social science.
Anthropology, communication studies, economics, human geography, history, political science, psychology sociology, humanities.
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The similarities between sociology and economics include that both are studies of a group of people as a whole, as opposed to studying a single person. Both of these sciences are considered to be inexact because they deal more with statistics than actual facts. Another similarity is that economics and sociology can both predict what might happen with a group of individuals, but not a single individual.