Compare and contrast the careers. A 2-column table with 4 rows. Column 1 is labeled Economists with entries Study distribution and production of resources, services, and goods; Require an advanced degree for most jobs, but some jobs are available with bachelor's degree; Typically work full-time in an office setting; Earned a median yearly pay of 89,450 dollars in 2010. Column 2 is labeled Anthropologists with entries Study origin, development, and behavior of human beings; Require a master's degree; Work in offices sometimes, but many work in laboratories or in the field, travel is often required; Earned a median yearly pay of 54,230 dollars in 2010.

According to the chart, which statements could accurately be used within a paragraph comparing and contrasting the careers of economists and anthropologists? Select all that apply.

Both economists and anthropologists are required to earn master’s degrees.
Economists study resources and goods, while anthropologists study human beings.
Anthropologists spend a great deal of time working in the field; however, economists work primarily in office settings.