Chartered Economic Policy Analyst

Develop advanced expertise in analyzing, designing, and evaluating economic policies with our specialized 50-question exam, designed for professionals pursuing the Chartered Economic Policy Analyst designation from the Global Academy of Finance and Management (GAFM).

This program equips learners with the analytical tools, ethical grounding, and communication skills required to influence policy decisions, address economic challenges, and contribute to sustainable development and stability.

Course Format

• Total Modules: 8

• Duration: 35 minutes

• Assignment: Policy evaluation case studies, economic modeling tasks, and policy brief preparation

• Question Types:

  • True/False: Assess knowledge of economic theories, policy frameworks, and evaluation concepts.

  • Multiple Choice: Test understanding of data analysis, modeling techniques, and policy development processes.

  • Fill in the Gap: Demonstrate precision in policy analysis terminology and economic principles.

  • Single Choice: Choose the most effective policy solutions for economic and social challenges.

Modules Overview

1. Introduction to Economic Policy Analysis – Overview of Theories and Roles
   Explore fundamental concepts in economic policy analysis, the role of analysts, and key theories shaping decision-making.

2. Economic Policy Development – Frameworks and Case Studies
   Study policy formulation processes, frameworks for development, and practical case studies of effective policy design.

3. Policy Evaluation and Impact Analysis – Assessing Outcomes and Data Use
   Learn evaluation methods, sectoral impact analysis, and the use of empirical evidence to measure policy effectiveness.

4. Economic Modeling and Data Analysis – Tools for Policy Applications
   Gain skills in applying economic models, interpreting data, and using them to inform evidence-based policy analysis.

5. Addressing Economic and Social Challenges – Policies for Growth and Equity
   Understand the role of policy in promoting economic growth, stability, and responses to inequality and social issues.

6. Communicating Policy Recommendations – Reports and Stakeholder Engagement
   Master techniques for preparing policy briefs, delivering impactful recommendations, and engaging with decision-makers.

7. Ethics and Professionalism in Economic Policy Analysis – Integrity and Responsibility
   Explore ethical considerations in policy analysis, ensuring objectivity, confidentiality, and professional standards.

8. Career Development in Economic Policy Analysis – Building Professional Pathways
   Identify certification opportunities, networking strategies, and career development options in policy analysis.

Target Audience

• Policy Analysts: Professionals designing and evaluating public and economic policies.

• Government Officials: Decision-makers and advisors responsible for economic planning and development.

• Economists & Researchers: Specialists applying modeling and data analysis to influence policy.

• NGO & Development Professionals: Leaders tackling inequality, poverty, and sustainability challenges.

• Risk & Compliance Experts: Professionals assessing economic policies in regulatory and institutional contexts.

• Graduate Professionals: Individuals aspiring to careers in economic policy research, government, or international development.

Benefits

• Analytical Mastery: Gain advanced skills in modeling, evaluation, and empirical analysis for economic policies.

• Policy Influence: Learn to design impactful recommendations that shape decision-making in government and business.

• Ethical Foundation: Uphold integrity and professionalism when working with sensitive policy issues.

• Practical Application: Apply real-world data and case studies to design, test, and evaluate economic policy.

• Career Advancement: Earn a globally recognized credential that enhances opportunities in think tanks, government, and international institutions.

The Chartered Economic Policy Analyst certification prepares professionals to shape policy outcomes with evidence-based analysis, ethical leadership, and strategic vision—making them key contributors to economic stability and sustainable development.