Kelley is not bad for other business majors than Finance. So, I’d pick Kelley+Hutton and really use the opportunities.
Caveats: looking at Berkeley stats, do you feel you’re among the top 10%? How quantitative would your economics major be? Can you add a business minor to your Economic degree? There aren’t that many courses you really need in order to reassure employers, especially if you had internships that demonstrate practically you do have the skills they seek, and some will actually appreciate an Econ major’s ability to synthesize lots of complex information and have an overview of the problem at hand.