2631-18 — Econometrician
Econometrician is a professional responsible for develop mathematical models that analyze economic relations probe various data sets to model outcomes and make predictions based on statistical studies analyze data sets to model outcomes or make predictions for decision making.
2631-21 — Economic adviser
Economic adviser is a professional responsible for analyze information on economic developments and trends review government policies and programs to ensure they continue to promote sound economic policy.
2631-22 — Economic analyst
Economic analyst is a professional responsible for review and analyzes economic data to prepare reports detailing results of performed conduct surveys for determining and analyzing occupational employment statistics, wage information, labor supply and demand, tax revenues, agriculture production, and insurance and utility rate structures.
2631-23 — Economist
Economist is a professional responsible for study the production and distribution of resources, goods, and services collect and analyze data on trends, and evaluate economic issues.
2631-14 — Economist, agricultural
Economist, agricultural is a professional responsible for study agriculture from a business context which involves where products are being consumed, developed, financed, grown, marketed, processed, regulated, researched, taxed and transported participate in the development of strategies designed to assist farmers who may previously have received little assistance from agricultural extension workers analyses aspects of financing, the allocation of inputs and resources, all in an attempt to maximize profits involved in the marketing of food and fibre and the trading that is involved through different channels until it reaches the end user.
2631-15 — Economist, international trade
Economist, international trade is a professional responsible for research and analyze various data metrics related to the global economy and help businesses develop strategies for engaging in international trade analyzes foreign trade and the global economy and uses the insights they glean to advise and guide strategic business decisions for a variety of clients track global trends and assess demand for an organization’s products or services, as well as identify its competitors and potential customers in international markets advise companies on how to develop pricing strategies to maximize profits abroad and ensure that all business transactions comply with international trade laws and regulations provide expertise and experience in analysis, assessment, and recommendations for policy changes.
2631-16 — Economist, labour
Economist, labour is a professional responsible for study the factors affecting the efficiency of workers, their deployment between different industries and occupations, and determine pay understand the economic conditions, the demand and the supply of labour by employers research the wages, benefits, discrimination and working hours to understand the effects on an employee and their career growth looks at the labour supply services (workers) and the labour demand services (employers), and attempts to understand the resulting pattern of wages, employment, and income.
2631-17 — Economist, transport
Economist, transport is a professional responsible for study the efficiency, financial organization and interaction of systems such as railways, air transport, shipping, trucks, buses and cars examine the allocation of private and government resources to transport systems and the implications of fuel production and importation plan, organize and monitor the business activities of a company in the transport sector take on expert and leadership tasks in various business areas and check the profitability and efficiency of numerous means of transport allocate resources so that the supply of transport services most effectively meets the demand.
2631-24 — Labour Analyst
Labour analyst is a professional responsible for reviewing and analyzing labour market data to prepare reports detailing the results of conducted surveys for determining and analyzing employment trends, unemployment rates, occupational structures, wage levels, skills supply and demand, workforce participation, labour productivity, and other labour market indicators to support policy formulation, planning, and decision-making.
2631-11 — Macro-economist
Macro-economist is a professional responsible for conduct research to improve and develop economic concepts, theories and operational methods forecast changes in the economic environment for shortterm budgeting, longterm planning and investment evaluation formulate recommendations, policies and plans for the economy, corporate strategies and investment, and undertaking feasibility studies for projects monitor economic data to assess the effectiveness, and advise on the appropriateness of monetary and fiscal policies forecast production and consumption of specific products and services based on records of past production and consumption and general economic and industryspecific conditions prepare forecasts of income and expenditure, interest and exchange rates analyse factors that determine labour force participation, employment, wages, unemployment and other labour market outcomes.
2631-13 — Micro-economist
Micro-economist is a professional responsible for study decisions of individuals and firms to allocate resources of production, exchange, and consumption deal with prices and production in single markets and the interaction between different markets concerning with how supply and demand interact in individual markets for goods and services.
2631-12 — Planning Officer (Economic)
Planning Officer (Economic) is a professional responsible for formulate, initiate, coordinate implementation, monitor and evaluation of economic development plans, policies and strategies towards achieving the national development agenda undertake economic analysis, evaluation and monitoring of development projects and programmes conduct prefeasibility and feasibility studies set project priorities collect and analyze data relating to productive sectors review of development policy strategies and programmes coordinate sectoral/regional development plan, assist in the formulation of economic and statistical development activities provide leadership in preparation of the country’s longterm development blue prints, mediumterm plans and sector plans as well as public investment policy and oversight guide counties in preparation of county development plans and operationalization of monitoring and evaluation systems.