Thank you for your interest in contributing to Economic UK. We welcome well-argued, insightful guest essays on economic, financial, and political topics relevant to the United Kingdom.

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What We’re Looking For

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We invite submissions that present original arguments, timely commentary, or fresh perspectives on current issues within the fields of economics, finance, and politics. We are particularly interested in pieces that:

• Offer clear analysis of recent economic developments or policy debates.

• Introduce new ideas or challenge conventional thinking with evidence-based arguments.

• Bring personal expertise, research, or experience into the conversation on UK economic affairs.​

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Guidelines for Submissions

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• Length: Essays typically range between 800 to 1,200 words.

• Originality: Submissions must be original and exclusive to Economic UK (not previously published elsewhere).

• Clarity and Tone: We appreciate clear, engaging writing that is accessible to an informed general audience.

• Evidence: Opinions should be supported by facts, data, or real-world examples. Please provide links or citations where appropriate​

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How to Submit

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Please email your completed essay to:
📧 info@yebyte.com

In your email, include:

• A brief summary of your argument (1–2 sentences).

• Your full name, contact information, and a short bio (2–3 sentences).

• Any relevant credentials or disclosures, especially if you have financial or political affiliations that pertain to your piece.

We aim to respond to submissions within two weeks. If you have not heard from us by then, you are free to submit your essay elsewhere.

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What Happens Next?

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If your essay is accepted, we may suggest edits for clarity, accuracy, and style. You will have an opportunity to review these edits before publication. Final headlines and subheadings will be determined by our editorial team.

Please note that due to the volume of submissions, we are unable to provide individual feedback on essays we choose not to publish.

Thank you for your interest in sharing your voice with Economic UK. We look forward to reading your work.