Launch of the RES Essay Competition 2010 - Essay Titles Are Revealed
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The 2010 Royal Economic Society essay competition for economists is launched today. Last year more than two hundred schools and colleges from across the UK and beyond submitted entries from their students and we are hoping that this year’s competition will prove equally popular. For the competition this year students can choose from one of five essay questions (shown below). The deadline for submitting entries is midnight (2400 hrs) on Monday 17th May. We will be issuing further details about the competition in the next few days including details of how to upload entries and some advice on the word limit and other guidelines for entrants.
Here are the five essay titles for 2010
1. What are the best economic policies to curb alcohol consumption?
2. The pursuit of lower income inequality is irrational and counterproductive. Discuss.
3. Foreign aid hinders development. Discuss.
4. Would the world economy function better with a single global currency?
5. How do we prevent house price bubbles in the future?
There is plenty here for students to research and write about both at a micro and macroeconomic level.
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