AI presentation maker for economics

AI Presentation Maker for Economics

Economics presentations juggle models, data, and judgement — a supply-and-demand shift, a dataset, a policy trade-off. EXdeck takes a brief like "impact of a minimum-wage increase" or "explain inflation for an intro class" and drafts a deck that states the model, shows the evidence, and weighs the trade-offs, with editable charts from your data. Export a real .pptx.

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Model, evidence, trade-off

Good economics slides don't just define terms — they reason: here's the model, here's what the data shows, here's the trade-off or policy implication. EXdeck structures decks that way so an analysis argues a position instead of listing definitions.

Decks it builds well

  • Micro/macro concept lectures (elasticity, GDP, monetary policy)
  • Policy analysis with costs, benefits, and trade-offs
  • Data-led market and sector research
  • Econometrics and dataset findings with charts
  • Coursework, dissertations, and seminar talks

Charts from economic data

Paste time series (GDP, CPI, unemployment) or cross-section figures and EXdeck builds editable line/bar charts coloured to your theme, exported as vectors in the .pptx — clean enough for a seminar, inspectable by a marker.

For students and analysts

Generate a structured draft in seconds, then refine the argument and verify figures. Switch to a professional theme, add your institution's branding, and export a genuine PowerPoint or PDF. Free plan for students.

Try it now

Open the editor, type a one-line brief, and EXdeck builds a full, editable deck in about ten seconds — then export to real PowerPoint or PDF.

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Frequently asked questions

Can it generate economic charts?

Yes — include your data in the brief and EXdeck creates editable bar, line, pie, or area charts that export as vectors in the .pptx.

Will the economics be accurate?

It drafts well-structured, on-topic content, but always verify data, models, and claims before presenting — treat it as a first draft.

Is it free for economics students?

Yes. The free plan covers generation, editing, and PowerPoint/PDF export within a monthly limit.

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