Economic consultants analyze business organizations' economic statuses and propose plans to help improve and change their existing programs. They generally work for a consulting firm and the firm is hired by individual businesses.
So do you want to become an economic consultant professionally? This is the intersection between law and business. Unlike other career guides, this book is slightly less focused on how to get into economic consulting and, instead, intends to educate the reader on what it's like to work in this niche segment of consulting. You'll learn about topics as:
- Type of work backed by sample case examples
- Day in the life at entry-level and mid-level positions
- Expected compensation including salary progression
- Career progression to mid-level and partner
- Application and interview preparation
- Exit opportunitiesEconomic consultants analyze business organizations' economic statuses and propose plans to help improve and change their existing programs. They generally work for a consulting firm and the firm is hired by individual businesses.
- Exit opportunities