Who is the economist?

 An economist is a person specialized in the field of economics, which studies how resources are allocated, production, distribution, and consumption. Economists analyze economic systems, create economic policies, and provide consultancy to governments, businesses, and various organizations.

What does an economist do?

1. Market analysis: Studying supply and demand, inflation, unemployment, and economic growth.
2. Making economic forecasts: Using data and mathematical models to predict future economic changes.
3. Providing consultancy: Helping businesses and governments make better economic decisions.
4. Conducting economic research: Studying the effects of financial and monetary policies on the economy.
5. Developing policies: Proposing policies to improve economic performance and ensure financial stability.

Types of economists:

• Academic economist: Works in universities conducting theoretical and applied research.
• Government economist: Contributes to creating economic policies and prepares reports for the government.
• Corporate economist: Assists in making investment decisions, pricing strategies, and financial planning.
• Financial economist: Focuses on financial markets, banking, and financial planning.