if you dont like math dont go into economics

However, most of this is applied mathematics and not really economics (based on incentives – add reactions within institutions and you have what you may have heard called political economy and sociological economics). Remember that economics began and still does have its roots in philosophy (philosophy of science, etc.). Good economists have intuitive insights useful when confronted with new social phenomena. Math economists need data from the past based on economic activities rather than economics itself. If dissuaded, maybe look at a MBA of even just a MA in economics or political economy.

I don’t like math and I am in Graduate School (calculations are for computers, it is people who have to think and adapt).