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CERGE-EI's International Competition: New Economic Talent 2015
1 December, 2014
CERGE-EI and Nadace CERGE-EI invite current university students and recent graduates to submit papers to the New Economic Talent 2015 competition. NET 2015 is under the auspices of the US Embassy in Prague.
The competition is open to current Bachelor's and Master's students (full-time or part-time) or Bachelor's and Master's graduates (up to two years after graduation) in any field, who are interested in contemporary economic issues and wish to better understand the forces and processes that 'shape the world'.
