The difference between national economics and corporate economics majors

The difference between national economics and corporate economics majors :

 1. Different majors

1. National Economics Major

National economics should be subordinate to applied (macro) economics and empirical (macro) economics, which is applied macro-positivist economics that combines general principles of economics with administrative management and social statistical data.

2. Business Economics Major

This major cultivates students with a relatively solid theoretical foundation in economics, familiarity with modern economic theory, relatively proficient in modern economic analysis methods, broad knowledge, the ability to expand and penetrate into economics-related fields, and the ability to work in comprehensive economic management departments, Senior professionals in policy research departments, financial institutions and enterprises engaged in economic analysis, forecasting, planning and economic management.

2. Different main disciplines

1. National Economics Major

Marxism and contemporary social trends of thought, "Foreign Languages", "Econometric Analysis", "Optimization Methods in Economics", "Statistical Models and Applications", "Research on National Economic Methods", "Special Research on National Economic Theory".

 

2. Business Economics Major

Political economy, "Das Kapital", Western economics, statistics, international economics, monetary and banking science, finance, history of economic theory, development economics, business management, marketing, international finance, international trade, linear algebra, Advanced mathematics, probability theory and mathematical statistics, etc.

3. Different employment prospects

1. National Economics

Since the training of students in this discipline implements the requirements of "wide caliber, solid foundation, and high quality", the employment rate of students has been relatively high in recent years, and the graduate destinations are broad and diverse. Since 2000, the one-time signing rate of each undergraduate class has been above 70%, and more than 20% of students have taken the postgraduate entrance exams or gone abroad for further studies; the one-time signing rate of each master’s class has been above 90%, and about 10% have Students choose to study for a Ph.D. or study abroad.

2. Business Economics Major

Graduates majoring in economics can work in the banking industry, such as policy banks such as Development Bank and Agricultural Development Bank of China, the four major banks, joint-stock banks, city commercial banks, rural commercial banks, rural banks, branches of foreign-funded banks, etc. They can also enter the Chinese People's Bank of China Regulatory agencies such as banks or banking regulatory bureaus.

The economics major is a theoretical and applied undergraduate major that includes the direction of economics and investment economics and is established to meet the needs of the development of my country's market economy.

Economics majors are trained to have the theoretical foundation of Marxist economics, be familiar with modern Western economic theories, master modern economic analysis methods proficiently, and have the ability to expand and penetrate into economics-related fields.

Talents who can engage in economic analysis, forecasting, planning and economic management in comprehensive economic management departments, policy research departments, financial institutions and enterprises.

The difference between the two

The inclusion relationship between the two is different. Economics is a professional name, economics major includes the subject of economics, economics is a discipline, and economics is an affiliated economics major.

Including different disciplines, economics, political economy, capital, Western economics, statistics, international economics, monetary and banking, finance, history of economic theory, development economics, business management, marketing, international finance, international Trade, linear algebra, advanced mathematics, probability theory and mathematical statistics, etc.

Economics, Economics, International Economics and Trade, Finance, Risk Management and Insurance, Finance, Environmental Resources and Development Economics, etc.