I can help you write a paper in econometrics

Why Hire Me?

With a strong foundation in econometrics and statistical theory, I offer end-to-end support for academic and professional papers—from research framing to model development and interpretation. I combine analytical depth with structured academic writing, ensuring your paper meets scholarly and publication standards.

Highlights of My Expertise:

• Skilled in using R, Stata, and EViews for time series, panel data, and regression models

• Experienced in academic-style writing including literature review, methodology, and results discussion

• Familiar with formatting standards across journals and universities (APA, Harvard, IEEE, etc.)

• Capable of integrating economic theory with empirical validation

• Proven track record across economics, finance, development studies, and policy analysis

What I Need to Start Your Project

To ensure I deliver a tailored and academically sound econometrics paper, I will need:

1) Topic & Objectives

• A clear research title or proposed area of study

• Specific objectives or research questions to address

• Any hypothesis or policy relevance (if applicable)

2) Data Access & Specifications

• Datasets in raw or processed form, or information about where to obtain them

• Variable descriptions, units of measurement, and structure (cross-section, time-series, panel)

• Information on data transformations already applied (if any)

3) Theoretical Framework

• Any models or economic theories to guide the analysis

• Literature references you want to be included (or I can conduct a review)

4) Required Econometric Techniques

• Preferred methods (e.g., Fixed Effects, Difference-in-Differences, ARIMA, IV Regression)

• Choice of software: R, Stata, or EViews

5) Writing Guidelines

• Target format and word count (journal paper, thesis chapter, or class submission)

• Referencing style (APA, Chicago, Harvard, etc.)

• Target audience and level of statistical detail expected

6) Output Expectations

• Draft submission milestones, deadlines, and revision cycles

• Type of output: Full paper, report with visualizations, code-only file, etc.

7) Confidentiality and Communication

• Your expectations regarding data sensitivity

• Preferred mode and frequency of updates