Salary for economist

Average salary

4100 £

Basic salary 2000 £
Maximum Wage 8000 £
2000 £
Lowest
5000 £
Average
8000 £
Highest

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The average salary for the economist position is 4100 £

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Comment on the job position of economist

Requirements

  • central Government
  • economics
  • quantitative Data
  • EU funding
  • market Regulation
  • A strong background in economics with a strong track record of working as part of projects and teams
  • substantial experience working with incomplete and ambiguous data, ideally in the context of trade, competition or market analysis
  • strong communication skills, ideally with experience working with public policymakers
  • proven ability to deliver to tight deadlines
  • experienced economist
  • self-starter, comfortable with uncertainty, driven, and focused to deliver to tight timescales in a complex environment
  • good at communicating, across a wide range of stakeholders, using influencing where necessary to achieve deadlines
  • experience in the public sector, specifically national governments, or other market regulation/competition authority would be advantageous
  • public sector experience preferred
  • experience on EU projects - desirable
  • analytical
  • finance
  • educated to degree level, preferably in economics or finance
  • proven ability to build effective relationships with stakeholders
  • practical experience of applying economic principles to the development of charging regimes

Responsibility

  • be part of a team providing the evidence base and analytical products to deliver the Framework
  • develop and implement analytical approaches to inform policy development and delivery of the Framework
  • draft relevant sections of Business Cases and Impact Assessments where needed
  • ensure that the analysis is fit-for-purpose, sufficiently quality assured and follows the Green Book and the Better Regulation Framework
  • supporting and leading on, as required, ad hoc queries from the business on the topics of charges and incentives
  • manage industry responses to our upcoming Access Charges consultation, providing insight into how to address any concerns / queries and supporting in writing our conclusions to this consultation
  • undertaking detailed recalibration work for our Access Charges, which will involve getting to grips with our already-existing charges model and updating these for our conclusions and changes in inputs
  • undertaking impact analysis, for example of the changes to Access Charges, to understand the root of any changes and the impact that this may have on our customers
  • drafting briefing notes to senior colleagues and external stakeholders to explain any changes in the levels of our Access Charges for CP7
  • support the team in managing Network Rail’s involvement with the recalibration of the performance and possessions regime, as and when required
  • engaging with colleagues in the Great British Railways Transition Team as they seek to establish a charging framework and incentive regimes for their future contracts with their operators
  • be part of a team providing the evidence base and analytical products to deliver the Windsor Framework
  • develop and implement analytical approaches to inform policy development and delivery of the Windsor Framework
  • ensure that the analysis is fit-for-purpose, sufficiently quality assured and follows the HMT Green Book and the Better Regulation Framework
  • due to the high paced nature of the programme, you may be asked to contribute flexibly across other areas of analysis according to business need
  • overseeing projects and managing a small project team of economic consultants
  • coaching the team on processes, writing styles and analytical methodologies
  • conducting detailed economic and statistical analysis of market manipulation or anti-trust allegations as part of the delivery of consulting mandates
  • actively researches and generates innovative ideas for our project pipeline
  • writing comprehensive reports that summarize the key findings of our analysis in a simple, succinct manner

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