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What is the difference between quantitative economics and regular economics?

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anra | 1 year, 4 months ago
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In simple terms, Economics can be defined as the study of a nation’s wealth. It also deals with the study of production and consumption of various goods and services. Economics is further divided into various fields such as Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Political Economics and Managerial Economics. These branches specialize in studying the different aspects of economics.
Quantitative Economics is the type of economics which use mathematical and statistical tools for analyzing and studying the economic fundamentals. The various techniques used by Quantitative Economics are regression analysis and correlation analysis. It also studies various theories such as game theory. Quantitative economics has helped in making the study of economics more scientific. This economics also use forecasting methods which are helpful in planning process. This economics also uses cost benefit analysis in order to determine the feasibility of a particular course of action.

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ariesj | 1 year, 6 months ago
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Quantitative economics- simply application to the economic theory and statistical analysis.
quantitative economics refer to results; sales forecast, demand and supply laws, variables. means tools to measure the values. like
Regression analysis. correlations. it more involves 'Managerial economics course' and 'econometrics'
however regular economics more depend on knowing general definitions of economics, micro and macro economics, theories that are applicable and etc.
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