what are the divisions of economics?
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Do you mean micro-econ. and macro-econ.?
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i remember taking economics courses.  they weren't fun, but i did all my homework myself.  open your textbook son!
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Study of Management includes the study of finance, accounting, marketing, organizational behavior, economics pretty much everything that's involved in business.  Marketing and Finance rely more heavily on their respective disciplines.  As a Finance major, you won't be studying much Marketing and vice versa.
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Physical Science, Earth Science, and Life Science. I don't personally like this break down of the sciences, but I think it is what you are looking for. There are lots of different ways that you could classify the sciences.
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There are two main divisions, Theoretical and experimental.\nThere are different areas of expertise as well, solild state, low temperature, etc.\nThey may be specialize in Classical Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, Quantum Mechanics, Statistical Physics, Special Relativity or even Quantum Field theory.  That's not counting Astronomy.
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Macro (meaning large) Economics involves the economy as a whole - the overall functioning of the whole economy.  As opposed to microeconomics which deal with the workings of a single industry (or several industries).  Microeconomics would look at supply and demand of a single product such as oil.  When Katrina hit and disrupted the oil supplies and the oil industry in the Gulf of Mexico, oil prices shot up (supply and demand).  That is Microeconomics.\n\nMacroeconomics would look at that same event (Hurricane Katrina) and examine how that event would impact total good produced.  How would the rise in oil prices affect the shipping of goods (and the airline industry in general) and how would that reduction in goods shipped impact employment in affected industries?  How should the Federal Reserve respond and adjust interest rates and the money supply to dampen those negative effects?\n\nWhat would the impact of Katrina be on quarter-to-quarter growth in the economy?
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There are six  separate branches :\n\n\nHuman resource management \nOperations management or production management \nStrategic management \nMarketing management \nFinancial management \nInformation Technology management \n\nThere are three levels of management:\nLower, middle and  top management.  Lower level , like employees, clerks etc...\nMiddle , like in head of department, divisions directors etc..\nTop, like director general, CEO, chairman of trustees...etc
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Frankly this sounds like an answer that is going to use phrases specific to your class's textbook.\n\nTo answer your question: An economic model attempts to simplify complex behavior in a way that can be made understandable.  This will purposefully ignore certain complexities.  It can be shown as a diagram, chart, equation, or something else depending on what is being modeled.   \n\nYour textbook would likely offer insight on how to relate this broad definition of economic model into something that relates to economic theory as your teacher would like it.
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math, marketing, finance(of course), economics, management, accounting, & statistics
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It depends on which division.
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Chemistry can be divided into branches according to either the substances studied or the types of study conducted. The primary division of the first type is between inorganic chemistry and organic chemistry. Divisions of the second type are physical chemistry and analytical chemistry.
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Wikipedia has a fairly good listing of the various splits. Start at the top and work your way down through each denominational family. Everybody split many times along the ways.
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I enjoy both too, so i majored in Economics, and just finished my master in finance. Econmics is a social science, but involves a lot of math.
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Politics is a philosophy, even though it is categorized as a science, and currently economics is viewed as a science that is based on a mechanical worldview . However because of current and future problems that will arise with economics as a ridged science (as defined by Adam Smith in the 1700's) it is probable that economics will return to a philosophy of purpose and principle, i.e. consumer sovereignty is the cornerstone of competitive capitalism. Where as advertisement does not info the consumer but spews propaganda.
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Do some networking in the profession to dig around.  Read professional journals, call public and private sector (corporate)economists working in the field about what issues are not adequately resolved, ask your professors and advisors.  You need to peg an emerging area of the field where there are still unanswered questions (i.e. not saturated with publications on the same topic), but with enough published material for you to cite credible sources and enough empirical data cost-effectily available for you to run your supporting econometrics -- it's a balancing act. \n\nIf you are a micro-economic specialist, I would go for the corporate staff economists.  They are always overworked and on tight budgets, so you might be able to find one with a puzzle to solve who will welcome free help in doing so, and not care about claiming academic credit.
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Classical, Keynesian, monetarism (school of Chicago), neo-keynesians, neoclassical?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consumption_%28economics%29