<p>I know that I want to go into economics. I want to learn economics more from a psychological view rather then math. I want to learn not necessarly the stock market, but instead how economics affects a person everyday. Such as housing prices, governmental decisions ect.. For those of you who have read "Applied Economics", that is the stuff I am talking about. So I come to my question.</p>
<p>What do you think? Dual major in Political Affairs(3rd in nation)and Economics. Or History(12th in nation) and Economics?</p>
<p>Psychology might be better as a minor, since only portions of it are applicable to economics.</p>
<p>History will mean a lot of essays on cause and effect and such.
Poli will mean a lot of reading of philosophers, a bunch of case studies, and it would probably be more applicable to the immediate world.</p>
<p>I would suggest a broad base, in whatever sounds most interesting. Leave grad school for saturation and specialization.</p>