The
Institutional and Behavioral Economics Section (IBES) of the Agricultural &
Applied Economics Association (AAEA) is seeking submissions for the annual IBES
Student Paper Competition. Awards will be presented during the IBES Section
business meeting at the 2015
AAEA and WAEA Joint Annual Meeting in San Francisco.
What
will the winners receive?
·
First
place receives a $500 award.
·
Second
place receives a $300 award.
·
Third
place receives a $200 award.
What
are the paper requirements?
·
The
topic of the paper must assess or develop theoretical aspects of institutional
and/or behavioral economics.
·
Papers
may be empirical or qualitative.
·
Literature
reviews will also be accepted.
·
Papers
must be authored by a student (graduate or undergraduate) or students. If the
student is a co-author with a faculty member, the student must be the lead
author.
·
If
you are uncertain about whether a paper you are considering submitting meets
the above requirements, contact Dr. Trent Smith at trent.smith@otago.ac.nz; phone: +64 3 479
4596.
What
are the paper elements?
·
The
maximum page limit is 30 pages (including references and tables)
·
Paper
title
·
Full
name(s)
·
Student(s)
status: graduate or undergraduate
·
E-mail
address
·
Full
postal address
·
The
name and e-mail address of the faculty member or other academic supervisor who
has been asked to verify eligibility
·
A
brief abstract that clearly articulates the institutional and/or behavioral
economics issue(s) addressed by the paper
·
References
using a standard format for applied economics
·
Paper
must be in PDF format
What
are the key dates?
·
Papers
are due January 31, 2015.
·
Winners
will be notified by May 15, 2015.
·
IBES
business meeting to take place during AAEA Annual Meeting (July 26-28, 2015).
Where
do I send my paper?
Submit
your paper as a PDF attached to an e-mail to:
trent.smith@otago.ac.nz
Dr.
Trenton G. Smith
Department
of Economics
University
of Otago
P.O.
Box 56
Dunedin
9054
New
Zealand
For
more information on IBES, visit http://www.aaea.org/sections/ibes/.
If you're postgraduate or PhD candidate or really anything in between, you know that thesis writing is going to become a major point in your academic career sometime soon. graduate paper
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