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Branches of science that are related to economics?

Agronomy merges crop production and economics. It encompasses technologies and science used to improve plant production. All these activities should contribute to economic development.


Which of the following is an example of a production decision ...?

Science can be used to predict the effects of the dam on wildlife.


Why is economics considered social science?

Economics is a social science because it is the study of human behavior when it comes to money and how it is made and spent. Economics play a large part of all humans personal and professional lives. The gross domestic product is licked to both social science and economics. Unlike natural science, social science is used to understand society. Economics is a large part of society and how people behave.


How much money on average do people in china make?

if they work at an apple center to build products they make $1.80 an hour, the buildings also have scuicide nets around them because so many people would rather do that than build a mother iPad?iphone.


Is economics an art or science?

Economics Is About SCience.. Because Science is how you make stuff.. But Art Is What you draw... so Its basically ScienceI learned economics From my parentsSo Ex..the science that deals with the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services, or the material welfare of humankind.so its basically about money Hope you Learned by the way im in 7th grade and im 13 it may be, but just don't judge me by age OKay see you later..More like science. It really has nothing to do with art.a science. facts, figures, predictions. scienceEconomics is considered both an art and a science. Major universities allow undergraduate students majoring in Economics to select whether they pursue a "Bachelor of Arts" or a "Bachelor of Science" degree in the field.

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