Which is the better elective - Economics or Psychology?

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Indeed of the two disciplines psychology tends to be the more quantitative one. In the realm of social sciences, psychology is generally the one that has achieved its goal of becoming jus’ like a natural science, whereas economics is still playing catch-up.

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<p>Most certainly not. Economics is easily the most mathematically intense social science. Most economics PhDs majored in math at the undergrad level. Linear algebra, diff eq, real analysis, topology, modeling, not to mention advanced probability, are all used by economists at the grad level.</p>