STW Thesaurus for Economics

... > N Related subject areas > N.01 Philosophy, philosophy of science, and religion > N.01.02 Science and philosophy of science > Scientists > Social scientists > Economists

W Economic sectors > W.20 R&D sector > Scientists > Social scientists > Economists

... > V Economics > V.13 Labour > V.13.07 Occupational groups > V.13.07.05 Highly skilled occupations > Scientists > Social scientists > Economists

... > W Economic sectors > W.24 Educational System > W.24.02 Higher Education > University graduates > Scientists > Social scientists > Economists

... > V Economics > V.13 Labour > V.13.06 Occupations > V.13.06.02 Skill levels > Skilled labour > Highly skilled workers > University graduates > Scientists > Social scientists > Economists

... > W Economic sectors > W.33 Households > Workforce > Skilled labour > Highly skilled workers > University graduates > Scientists > Social scientists > Economists

... > B Business economics > B.04 Human resource management > Workforce > Skilled labour > Highly skilled workers > University graduates > Scientists > Social scientists > Economists

... > V Economics > V.13 Labour > V.13.02 Labour market theory > Labour force > Workforce > Skilled labour > Highly skilled workers > University graduates > Scientists > Social scientists > Economists

... > V Economics > V.04 Business cycles and growth, economic structure > Potential output > Labour force > Workforce > Skilled labour > Highly skilled workers > University graduates > Scientists > Social scientists > Economists

... > V Economics > V.03 Macroeconomics > V.03.04 Production > Potential output > Labour force > Workforce > Skilled labour > Highly skilled workers > University graduates > Scientists > Social scientists > Economists