Economics is the study of how best limited resources should be used. In order to do that you first need to know how much of a set of resources are required and that requires basic counting and proportions. You need to know about [revealed] comparative advantage which requires ratios. Study of price elasticities, for supply and demand curves usually requires differential calculus. And so on.
Typically, all programs of study in or related to economics requires math.
Math and economics are both logical sciences. They require a lot of logical thinking. There is a lot of math dealing with economics and how the economy works.
Other than math subjects, such as geometry, algebra, calculus, etc., math is important in science, especially computer sciences, physics, and engineering. You may also be good at economics, business, and accounting. Music is also math-related, actually, and graphic design can be very math intensive. Architecture is also a good option.
what is the relation of economics to sociology
You'll certainly not have difficulty in physics and engineering BECAUSE you are good at math or economics; math, especially, is important in physics.
The sixteenth amendment is closely related to the theme of economics.
Subjects that are related to Economics are Geography , HIstory and Civics .
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The sixteenth amendment is most closely related to the theme of Economics.