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RCC 100: Economic Sleuths
Resources and in-class learning instructions for an introduction to economics.
Information on pay, education requirements, and more for a wide range of careers. Data comes from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, a major labor economics agency
Useful for all your classes, this resource includes many scholarly (peer-reviewed) articles in economics. These articles are one of the main sources you will use at Rollins.
Dr. Robertson shared this resource with me. As we have discussed in class, economists can engage in a wide range of work settings and types of research.