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The EconScholar Olympiad empowers future economists to tackle real-world challenges through a rigorous online research competition. We foster critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration, connecting students with experts and spotlighting top talent to inspire impactful economic leadership.
2025 Summer Olympiad - Live Now!
Design a real-world policy that tackles inequality, automation, and the future of work. In this year’s challenge, you’ll propose a policy for your country on how they should implement a Universal Basic Income (UBI). Details for the contest are as follows:
Policy Brief (Max. 1500 Words): Who gets UBI, how it’s funded, and its expected impact on your country
Who Can Join: Students of Any Ages, in Teams of 1-3
2025 Spring Olympiad Results
With participants from over 10 different countries, The 2025 EconScholar Spring Olympiad was a contest filled with participation and hardwork from each and every person. Our Judges Committee, headed by Karen Mendoza, a UCLA Graduated and Business Veteran, working in companies such as Nintendo for 15+ Years, spent hours deliberating and forming our final results:
- Nguyen Minh Anna (WINNER)
- Leo Nguyen
- Anna Truong, Anna Tran, Gia Yen
- Abigail Loh
- Allison Huang
- Dinh Sy Bach, Le Gia Nhan Kiet, Le Gia Duc Kiet
- Somi Kim
- Anh Khoa Nguyen, Nguyen Ly Bao Long, Le Thanh Thien Nhan
- Truong Cong Tue, Vo Nguyen Gia Huy, Tran Vo An Khan
- Akhil Ramesh
UCLA Graduate with 15+ Years of Industry Experience, acting as the Spring 2025 Olympiad Head Judge
South-East Asia Managing Director of Fortune 500 Company, Kimberly Clark, acting as a Spring 2025 Olympiad Judge
Leading Babycare in Vietnam, with decades of business experience, acting as Industry Projects Head Judge
Read what previous winners of the EconScholar Olympiad have to say
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