A behavioral economist can work in almost every sector and industry. This job combines economics and psychology to create a framework to understand how and when people make errors. In this career, you design, plan, teach, improve, and consult about economic policy for a business. Your responsibilities include analyzing economic data and consumer behavior to create strategies and policies that benefit the business in a financial capacity. Other duties include looking at behavioral insights and reviews to obtain information, making sure that a company’s mission, values, and vision are part of the plan, and helping to define the mandates and activities of the company for attracting consumers.