Hi there,

I would be happy to share my thoughts on your question:

• First of all, economics and management, while distinct fields, have areas of overlap and are intrinsically related. This is primarily because they both deal with business topics, although they do so from different angles. While this might be a highly simplified differentiation, economics focuses on macro-economic business topics (i.e., of countries, regions, or the global economy as a whole), while management focuses on micro-economic business topics (i.e., of singular companies).
• Moreover, international management involves applying management principles in a global context. This involves understanding and dealing with diverse business cultures, trade laws, and economic practices across different countries.
• Lastly, please feel free to provide some context to your question, so that I can provide a more focused answer.

If you would like a more detailed discussion on the topic, please don't hesitate to contact me directly.

Best,

Hagen

Hi there, 

Economics is the underlying structure of Management. 

My recommendation would be to try and chat with people who have studied both fields. 

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Best,
Cristian

Hi there, 

While Pedro already gave a nice general overview, would be useful if could you share a bit more about the context and intent of the question. Will be able to advise more specifically then.

Thanks, Andi

Hi there,

Pedro gave a great answer here.

Please also remember that with wide-sweeping questions like these you won't be able to get a full answer from written text. Rather, you learn so much more by speaking to someone.

Are you asking in terms of your university major? A career choice? What type of books to read? Lots more context and discussion needed here!