I would like to ask, which of the three majors, economics, finance and international trade, is the best for employment and which is the best for studying abroad?

I am a junior majoring in finance, and finance is very interesting.

His most popular understanding is to teach you how to guess a wealth management product.

Just like fortune telling in the countryside.

But there is a scientific basis behind it, and you can boldly believe it.

In addition, the financial market in China is not perfect at present. Whether engaged in theoretical research or front-line work, you can find the job you need.

It's right to have a brother up there. This thing is relatively empty, but you should dare to take risks and play in the real financial market. I think he is the only subject that combines theory with practice, that is, finance. His laboratory is all the economic and trade exchanges in society. I think it is right to choose to learn from him!