Economics and Statistics

About this course

Economics and statistics is a powerful combination for those who want to understand not just economic theory but the empirical methods needed to test it. Economics provides the conceptual frameworks for analysing how individuals, firms, and governments make decisions and how markets and macroeconomies function. Statistics provides the mathematical tools to collect, analyse, and draw inferences from data, allowing economists to examine real-world evidence and evaluate whether theories hold up in practice. As economic policy-making, financial decision-making, and business strategy have all become increasingly data-driven, the ability to combine economic reasoning with statistical rigour is exceptionally valuable. At University College London, this three-year full-time programme is taught within one of the world's leading economics and statistics departments. You will study both microecono

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