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Is my work with EconWriter International confidential?
All versions of your documents and any consultations remain confidential. Also, you or your organization will not be used in any advertisements or testimonials without your prior consent.
How does the process work to get help through EWI?
Caroline Beetz Fenske, PhD, principal economics editor and writer, will communicate with you through email (or phone or web conference if preferred) to determine which team member(s) can best support your needs.
How do we confirm our arrangement in terms of hours to complete the work, cost per hour, and delivery date?
Typically, a draft contract will be emailed to you for your review. This will contain hours to complete the project, cost per hour, and the date for delivering your report/research/edits, etc.
How are payments made?
Payments by students and professors are usually made using PayPal through the EconWriter International website’s “Rates/Checkout” tab. Typically, 40 percent payment is due upon agreement of the contract, with the balance due within 10 days of delivering the final product. For larger institutions and companies, a contract determines the payment terms.
What types of computer software do you use for editing?
Microsoft Word is typically used, where edits are made using its track changes feature. Alternatively, Overleaf can be used.
What if I would like help with a second pass of edits when the edits are substantive and numerous?
Unless a second pass is part of the original contract, a new contract will be drawn up for a second look at the document.
Are you able to incorporate thesis advisor comments when editing my dissertation?
It is EconWriter International’s policy that students write their own revisions suggested by their thesis advisors. However, it would be a pleasure to provide edits to these revisions and give commentary on the revisions where needed.
What if I have questions about the deliverable (paper/research/article/website content/edits, etc.) once I receive it?
We are happy to answer questions on the final work product at no additional charge although lengthy discussions may be billed, per mutual agreement, at the regular hourly rate.
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