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(#1) Banking Credit Analyst
Median Salary: $45,400 -
(#2) Business Process / Management Consultant
Median Salary: $104,000 -
(#3) Data Analyst
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(#4) Economist
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(#5) Finance/Banking Business Analyst
Median Salary: $70,800 -
(#6) Financial Advisor
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(#7) Financial Analyst
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(#8) Financial Consultant
Median Salary: $83,500 -
(#9) Financial Controller
Median Salary: $86,100 -
(#10) Financial Research Analyst
Median Salary: $60,500 -
(#11) Investment Banking Analyst
Median Salary: $75,000 -
(#12) Investments Analyst
Median Salary: $71,200 -
(#13) Market Research Analyst
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(#14) Marketing Analyst
Median Salary: $48,500 -
(#15) Marketing Manager
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(#16) Portfolio Manager
Median Salary: $109,000 -
(#17) Pricing Analyst
Median Salary: $50,200 -
(#18) Real Estate Analyst
Median Salary: $60,000 -
(#19) Securities Trader
Median Salary: $95,900 -
(#20) Staff Accountant
Median Salary: $46,000
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For those who are interested in pursuing a business or financial career, the economics major is a good choice. Economics professionals can expect high lifetime income, usually in the financial industry or money management field. For those interested in economics not envisioned by the financial industry, there are still many other options for government, academia, and elsewhere.
Economics is one of the most popular majors in the United States, in the past 25 years, the proportion of students who choose economics has increased rapidly. And graduates of this major have a variety of career options. The random tool recommends 20 popular jobs for economics majors.
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