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Why Do We Study Economics?
By:Kum Martin

Economics is referred to the study of the factors that indicate how the resources of the society are being used and helping towards the satisfaction of the wants and needs of the people. There are several aspects of economics and a lot has been written and talked about economics but one common question that always rise in minds of people includes the fact that why do we need to study economics.

Well, as far as the need to study economics is concerned, there are several factors that are associated with this study and are basically understood and managed due to this study. For instance the study of resources and other related factors help the authorities and the people understand the scarcity of the available resources and the need to use them efficiently. This study further helps the governments along with overall population help manage their funds properly in order to meet their overall needs and requirements.

Economics study helps the citizens decide about choosing their governments based on the overall working of the existing government in terms of management of the national funds, which again is determined by such studies. Economics needs to be studied due to various other reasons as well. People want proper and sufficient amount of information as consumers in order to ensure that that they spend their limited resources in the right manner and this is one factor why studying economics is important. As citizens, they also would like to know about the ways the government is spending the national income, which is ultimately derived from them.

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