Dylan Marsh

About Dylan Marsh

When Dylan starts an assignment, he doesn’t write a single line until he understands the exact set-up: is it a short answer, a full essay, or a report with headings? Once that’s clear, he sketches the diagrams first, then builds the explanation around them. This means your graphs and your writing always match, which is something markers pay attention to.

He works on everything from first-year micro to game theory and industrial organisation. If your brief mentions things like Cournot, Bertrand, collusion or price discrimination, this is the kind of work he does every week. He makes sure each paragraph has one main idea, a simple diagram where needed, and a short link back to the question so your assignment doesn’t drift off into textbook talk.