Economics
Summatic helps students learn core Economics concepts through authentic questions, interactive graphical explanations, and classroom experiments. We cover quantitative methods, econometrics, and microeconomics.

Engaging Learning
Authentic Questions
Authentic and varied economics questions, where students can be writing equations, sketching graphs, or analysing a model or dataset.
Interactive Graphs
Summatic’s interactive graphs and chapters bring Economics to life, allowing students to visualize complex economic concepts.
Classroom Games and Data
Engage students with classroom experiments, or collect data to run and visualize regressions.
Effective Assignments
Assessments and Analytics
Summatic’s assessments challenge students to answer authentic questions. Automated grading and analytics keep departments up to date with student progress.
Randomized Datasets
Question randomization includes generation of datasets, which students can analyse in their software of choice.
Efficient Learning Loops
Summatic’s random question variants and instant feedback on attempts help students to learn from their mistakes through repetition.
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Courses
We provide preparation, regular assignments, and exams in quantitative methods for economists. Unlimited questions can be generated, and student answers including formulas, equations, and graphical manipulation, are assessed automatically and reliably.
A textbook of relevant materials is provided, with interactive content to explain and simplify complex quantitative concepts.
Topics: Algebra | Calculus | Probability | Statistics | Optimization | Partial Derivatives | Matrix Algebra | OLS Regression
Our textbook-aligned questions give students a full theoretical and practical grounding in intermediate econometrics.
Random datasets are generated for students to analyse in their software of choice, giving students unlimited practice in solving extended problems.
You can also engage students with classroom data: collect data in class and see the regression results on screen.
Topics: Probability | Statistics | Linear Regression | Non-Linear Regression | Binary Variables | Instrumental Variables | Time Series
Learn more about EconometricsAn introductory course covering the foundations of microeconomic analysis. Students work through diverse questions on markets, trade, and consumer behaviour.
Students can also experience markets via classroom games, including double auctions, monopoly, and duopoly.
Topics: Comparative Advantage | Supply and Demand | Equilibrium | Surplus | International Trade | Consumer Choice | Perfect Competition | Monopoly | Oligopoly | Externalities
A rigorous course in intermediate microeconomic theory. Students solve extended problems involving constrained optimization, strategic interaction, and market analysis, supported by interactive graphs that build up models step by step.
You can also use classroom games to bring game theory to life.
Topics: Consumer Theory | Producer Theory | Competitive Equilibrium | Game Theory | Uncertainty and Information | Contracts
Classroom Games: Cournot Competition | 2x2 games | Auctions (N-th Price/All-Pay/Double Auction)
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Case Studies
The Masters in Finance programme used Summatic to prepare arriving students with the quantitative skills required for their programme.
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The School of Economics used Summatic to support students' transition to university.
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We work collaboratively to meet the varied needs of different institutions and courses. We are always happy to discuss how we can support your programme.
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