Economic geographers study the spatial aspects of economies and how economic activities are distributed across different regions. They analyze factors such as resources, labor, and markets to understand how these elements influence economic development and regional growth. Their work often involves mapping and modeling economic patterns to identify trends and inform policy decisions. These professionals may focus on various topics, including globalization, urban development, and regional planning. By examining the relationships between geography and economic processes, economic geographers contribute valuable insights that help businesses, governments, and communities make informed decisions about resource allocation and development strategies.