Economists Job DescriptionIt’s been said that money makes the world go round.
The people who study just how and why that happens, are economists.
Because the global economy is the financial lifeblood of all the world’s people, economics—the study of the economy—is of vital importance.
The growing complexity of the global economy, competition and increased reliance on quantitative analysis of business and political trends, all demonstrate the need for economists
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Eligibility Interviewers, Government Programs Job DescriptionOne of the great things about America is that it offers help to its residents in need.
There are many government assistance programs and agencies that provide benefits. For example, welfare, social security, public housing and employment and training.
Determining who is qualified to receive this assistance is the job of Eligibility Interviewers.
An interviewer usually works in an office. There, he or she meets with an applicant
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Legislator Job Description
In a Democracy, citizens look to elected officials to create or change laws and provide funding for essential services, such as education and roads.
Legislators may serve on a city council or town commission; in a state house or senate; or in the United States Congress. They introduce, examine, and vote on bills that determine how taxpayers’ money will be spent, and what laws will govern their community
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Soil Scientists Job DescriptionIt's a dirty job, but somebody's got to do it -- and soil scientists do. They study the properties of soil -- all types of soil -- to help agriculture and other industries use it effectively.
Soil scientists split their time between farms and agricultural research stations where they survey and collect soil samples…and laboratories where they use specialized equipment to analyze those samples
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