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Each economics topic below has its own page, so start with the one that matches your assignment.

Economics

Economics answers usually combine a diagram, a calculation, and a written argument, and all three carry marks. Give us your working and your write-up, and we can help you bring them together.

Supply & Demand Analysis Price Elasticity Market Equilibrium Taxes & Subsidies Market Structures Externalities

Macroeconomics

Macroeconomics traces how a single change works through an economy, and different models tell different stories about the result. Stuck on which model applies? Tell us the scenario and we can work through it with you.

IS-LM Policy Analysis AD-AS Shock Analysis Mundell-Fleming Model Monetary Policy Transmission Economic Growth Models Exchange Rate Regimes

Microeconomics

Microeconomics looks at how firms and consumers behave under different conditions, and each market structure changes the outcome. Show us the case you're working on, and we can work through the analysis with you.

Monopoly Pricing & Deadweight Loss Perfect Competition Price Discrimination Adverse Selection & Moral Hazard Externalities & Pigouvian Taxes Consumer Theory

Mathematical Economics

Mathematical economics marks the derivation as closely as the final answer, and one weak step can undo the rest. Walk us through your working, and we can spot where it goes wrong and work it out with you.

Constrained Optimisation Bordered Hessian Marshallian & Hicksian Demand Envelope Theorem Dynamic Optimisation & Hamiltonian Fixed Point Theorems

Game Theory

Game theory asks what each player would do in response to the others, and the result is often not the obvious one. Lay out the game and we can work through the players and the equilibria with you.

Normal Form Games Mixed Strategy Equilibria Backward Induction Repeated Games Bayesian Games Dominant Strategies

Quantitative Methods

Quantitative methods rests on a set of assumptions, and the results only stand up if those hold. It's normal for the output to be hard to read at first, so send over your results and we can interpret them with you.

OLS Regression Heteroscedasticity Correction Unit Root Testing Panel Data Effects Instrumental Variables Autocorrelation Correction

Computational Economics

Computational economics turns economic models into code, and the results are only as sound as the model behind them. When a model won't converge or the code isn't behaving, we can work through it with you.

Dynamic Programming & Bellman Equation Value & Policy Iteration Agent-Based Modelling Monte Carlo Simulation DSGE Model Solution Nonlinear Equation Systems

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