The Rybczynski Prize 2011
Now is the time to start thinking about entering this year’s competition for the Rybzcynski Prize. This prestigious award is given to the year’s best piece of writing on an issue of importance to business economists. It offers the opportunity to see your work gain a higher profile among professional colleagues – and, of course, to win the £3000 prize so generously sponsored by KPMG.
Essays, which must be submitted by December, can be written especially for the competition or have been published during the course of 2011. The judges will be looking for around 3000 (with an absolute maximum of 4000) well-written words. Previous winners have included Roger Bootle, Simon Briscoe, Joanne Collins, Fergus Hicks, Thomas Mayer, Pam Woodall, Kevin Daly, Ian Bright and George Buckley. Entry forms will accompany the July newsletter.

Entries are invited annually for the best piece of writing in the year of around 3000 words (published or written specially) on an important real world economic issue meriting wide attention among business economists.
The annual prize was instituted in 2000 in memory of the late Tad Rybczynski, an eminent economist and former Chairman of the Society.

£3000 Prize 
The Certificate and Prize will be presented by the SBE President and Chairman at the Society’s Annual Dinner, and the winning entry will be published in the Society’s Journal.
Entry for the 2011 Rybczynski Prize Is Now Closed
Previous Winners
Terms and Conditions of Entry

The Rybczynski Prize
Sponsored by
KPMG

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