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Gathering quantitative and qualitative data to understand the complexities of economic phenomena and examine the interrelationships between different sectors of the economy.
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Assessing macroeconomic indicators such as GDP growth, inflation rates, employment levels, and trade balances, as well as microeconomic factors like consumer behaviour and market dynamics.
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Evaluate the potential impacts of existing and proposed economic policies using a variety of analytical tools, including econometric modelling, cost-benefit analysis, and scenario planning, to predict the potential outcomes of policy interventions.
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Conducting thorough research and offering expert advice on economic policies to support decision-making.
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Identifying best practices and lessons learned from both domestic and international experiences to provide valuable insights into policy design and execution.
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Enabling economic sectors to ensure that economic growth translates into improvements in living standards for the widest possible segment of the population, reducing poverty and enhancing social welfare.
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Facilitating dialogue and collaboration between various stakeholders involved in the economic policy-making process by engaging with government agencies, private sector representatives, academia, and civil society organisations, economic policy research services foster a holistic and inclusive approach to policy development.
