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Meanings of study economics in English

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Usage of study economics in English
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He was going to study economics, and eventually work in his father's business.
Leap of faith
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He sailed into Providence College to study economics and business administration.
A colossal failure of common sense: the inside story of the coll...
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He has a scholarship to the University of North Carolina to study economics.
The Guardian
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Continuing with education, Rupert went to Stellenbosch University to study economics and company law.
The South African
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He went on to study economics at Tufts University before enrolling at Harvard Law School.
News.com.au
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There she will study economics or enter the teacher training program - funded by the beekeeping.
Reuters
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Mr Mnuchin also took a sideswipe at climate change activist Greta Thunberg, saying she should study economics.
BBC
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He then moved to the United States to study economics and political science at the prestigious Amherst College in Massachusetts.
Reuters
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When she left for university in Dijon to study economics she worked nights as a hospital assistant, sending money home.
The Guardian
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The next year he went to the university to study economics and finished in 1967, the year he married Lélia Deluiz Wanick.
The Guardian
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Now whether the moralists study economics and politics and psychology, or whether the social scientists educate the moralists is no great matter.
Public Opinion
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He came to the US to study economics as a graduate student at Columbia, focused on the differences between race, caste and class.
The Guardian
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It begins with 18-year-old al-Kateab (she is 26 now) about to study economics at Aleppo university.
The Guardian
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He studied economics and worked as an economist for Sao Paulo state.
The new yorker
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Accommodation Elana Freeman, 19, is studying economics at the University of Nottingham.
The Guardian
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Ryan Hunt studied economics, politics and law at Dublin City University.
The Irish Times
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