To establish a credible, independent fact-checking institution focused specifically on economic claims and narratives, ensuring that public discourse on economic matters is grounded in accurate data and sound economic principles.

• To identify and verify economic claims circulating in media and public discourse

• To provide timely, accurate, and accessible analysis of economic data and trends

• To serve as a trusted source for policymakers, media, and the public on economic matters

Our fact-checking process follows a rigorous methodology:

1. Claim Identification: We actively monitor economic claims across social media, news outlets, and policy announcements.
2. Data Collection: Our team gathers data from authoritative sources, including government databases, academic research, and recognized economic institutions.
3. Analysis: Experienced researchers and economists conduct thorough analysis using statistical tools and economic principles.
4. Verification: Findings undergo peer review by our advisory board of leading economists and professors.
5. Publication: Results are published in clear, accessible language with supporting data visualizations.

We categorize financial claims based on credibility and impact:

• Unverifiable – Insufficient data to confirm accuracy.

• True – Verified with strong evidence.

• Mostly True – Correct but missing minor details.

• Misleading – Contains elements of truth but distorts key facts.

• False – Unsupported or fabricated claims.