It's hard to say which of these two courses is easy to learn and which is difficult to learn. First of all, you should know what you are good at. Objectively speaking, if your math ability is higher than your memory ability, you should choose finance. If your memory ability and expression ability are higher than your math ability, you should choose economics.

Economics is an economic basic theory discipline, and finance is an economic application discipline. After graduating from economics, they generally enter research departments, such as universities, social sciences and other theoretical research departments. After graduating from finance, you will enter the banking, securities and other financial departments, and of course you can also go to the Finance College. Finance may need more mathematics, but it does not mean that economics does not need mathematics.

Economics:

Economics is a subject that studies all kinds of economic activities and corresponding economic relations of human society at various stages of development and its operation and development law. The core idea of economics is the scarcity of materials and the effective utilization of resources, which can be divided into two main branches, microeconomics and macroeconomics.

Economics originated from the early economics represented by Xenophon and Aristotle in Greece. After the development of economists such as Adam Smith, Marx and Keynes, economics has derived interdisciplinary subjects such as evolutionary securities and behavioral economics. With the rapid development of the national economy, the research and application of economics are paid more and more attention by the state and people, and the theoretical system and application are constantly improved and developed.

Finance:

Finance mainly studies the basic knowledge and skills of finance, economics, monetary banking, securities investment and insurance, and carries out investment and financial management and risk control in securities, investment, trust and insurance industries. For example: income analysis, risk assessment and investment management of funds, stocks and bonds, sales of property and life insurance, handling of bank counter business, etc.