Economics Challenge
It's happening now, and it's not too late to join the fun! Sign up for the 2010 New Hampshire Economics Challenge today. See summary rules about the National Economics Challenge here: http://economicschallenge.councilforeconed.org
http://economicschallenge.councilforeconed.org/rules.php
There are several important changes to this year’s format.
First, there will be no preliminary online competition.
Second, the state and national Economics Challenges no longer have separate Adam Smith and David Ricardo team distinctions; rather, any student is eligible to compete as long as he/she was enrolled in an economics class at some time during the 2009-2010 academic year. Ideally, each team will consist of four students, but three-student teams are acceptable too.
The Federal Reserve Bank is collaborating with the Massachusetts Council on Economic Education to provide the 2010 Economics Challenge in Massachusetts and in New Hampshire.
This year there will be only one round for state competitions. This means there will not be an online qualifying round.
2010 Massachusetts Economics Challenge
March 8, 2010
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
2010 New Hampshire Economics Challenge
March 15, 2010
Southern New Hampshire University
