> economics" is a somewhat confused and lower resolution study of "psychology," Maybe sociology, since money matter because it can be exchanged between people,

> economics" is a somewhat confused and lower resolution study of "psychology," Maybe sociology, since money matter because it can be exchanged between people, but personally I don't think you'd be wrong for thinking about economics as a narrow but important branch of sociology/psychology, in the same way you might think of biology as a narrow but important branch of chemistry and physics.