Anyone here an economics student? I'm minoring in it, and

Economics is sociology with money. None of it is real.

>>1551435
Same boat as you, studying first economics/finance and mech engineering (Australia lets us do this)

I find macro more enjoyable, but micro is easier. I haven't studied econometrics yet but I've heard it's just math. If you found calc 1 easy I'd do econometrics, if you found macro hard I'd take micro, but if you did alright at intro macro I'd do intermediate because it's more interesting.

>>1551449
This is true. Make sure you major in something useful like finance.

>>1551435
Econometrics is the most scientific.

>>1551435
Micro or macro? What school?

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>undergrad econ majors

>>1551546
>Micro or macro?
I thought something like that would be assumed, but I guess not. Microeconomics is basically firm-level econ and macroeconomics is basically country-level econ (think GDPs and stuff like that).

>>1551717
I should have been clearer, if only I stated it was only my minor, say twice, in my OP... Oh wait.