what is the difference between bcom and bachelor in economics? what are the different jobs from these fields? how does these jobs compare with each other?
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18th Nov, 2020
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Cost Accountancy
Economics
Finance
Information Science
International Business
Management
Human Resource
Law
Marketing Management
Tourism
- Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) is an umbrella degree for all commerce domains and related subjects.It gives you a broad overview and training in all the major areas in commerce, including Finance, Accounting, Economics, Insurance, Taxation and
- Bachelor of Economics (B.A Economics) is an undergraduate degree that focuses on both qualitative and quantitative aspects of Economics.The degree focuses solely on Economics concepts and focuses on areas such as inflation, resource management, supply and demand behaviour of a product, etc.
- Students with an aptitude towards banking, businesses should go for B.Com course whereas for those interested in demand and supply and behaviour of good can take up B.A. Economics
- Jobs after B.Commerce:
Cost Accountancy
Economics
Finance
Information Science
International Business
Management
Human Resource
Law
Marketing Management
Tourism
- Job after Bachelors of Economics: Aspirants will go through various different subjects under BA Economics such as concepts of markets, principles of business and finance, micro and macro-economics, demand and supply, inflation, and deflation of an economy, GDP, capital inflow and outflow, among other topics and the knowledge of same is applied in jobs.
- Finance and Budget Analyst
- Banker
- Market Analyst
- Economist
- Business or Economic Writer/Journalist
- Investment Administrator and Analyst
- Sales Executive or Analyst
- Human Resources
- Operations Manager
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