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Micro, macro and econometrics with the maths shown properly. Regression work arrives with Stata or R do-files, diagnostic tests and an honest discussion of what the model cannot tell you.

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Coverage

Topics we cover in Economics

These are the core areas our Economics panel is assessed on. If your module sits outside them, send the brief anyway — the wider panel covers far more than this list.

  • Microeconomic theory and game theory

  • Macroeconomic policy and IS-LM analysis

  • Econometrics and regression diagnostics

  • Development economics and growth models

  • Behavioural economics and nudge theory

  • International trade and exchange rates

Marking criteria

What a strong Economics answer looks like

Four things markers reward first. Use them as a checklist against your own draft — every piece our experts write is built to hit all four.

  • 01Analysis

    Model assumptions stated explicitly

    Perfect competition, rational expectations, closed economy — name them, because the conclusion only holds inside them.

  • 02Evidence

    Diagrams that are properly labelled

    Axes, curves, equilibrium points and the direction of every shift, with the mechanism explained in the text beside the figure.

  • 03Structure

    Empirical work reported honestly

    Report standard errors, diagnostics and specification choices. Say what your regression cannot identify as well as what it can.

  • 04Rubric

    Policy conclusions with trade-offs priced

    Efficiency against equity, short run against long run, with the distributional consequences named rather than assumed away.

Questions

Economics questions we are asked most

Yes, in Stata, R or EViews. You receive the do-file or script, the diagnostics and a results table formatted to journal convention.

Where they earn their place — fully labelled, with the shift mechanism explained in the surrounding text rather than left for the reader to infer.

All three, plus behavioural, international trade, labour and public economics, at undergraduate and Master's level.

Yes. We work with ONS, World Bank, OECD, IMF and Bank of England data and document every series code so your work is reproducible.

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