The E-axes Forum awards an annual prize to recognize outstanding research conducted by young scholars in macroeconomic policies and sustainability.
Applicants must submit a completed but unpublished paper on:
The E-axes Forum will assess papers using three selection criteria: i) innovative thinking and scientific merit, ii) implications for policymakers, and iii) relevance to the themes described above. The prize amount is $5,000 and is intended to support the recipient(s) in their research activities. The total cash award is the same for both single and co-authored papers. Should more than one winning paper be selected, the total cash award will be distributed equally between the authors of the prize-winning papers.
The prize is intended to support young researchers in their early career development. Eligible candidates must either have completed their PhD in 2015 or later; or are completing their PhD in 2022-2023. Both single and co-authored papers will be considered. However, all authors of a co-authored paper must comply with the eligibility requirement.
Applications with completed papers and a CV should be submitted by email to prize@e-axes.org by midnight EDT on September 30th, 2022. The winner(s) of the award will be announced on November 28th. The winner(s) will present their research findings at the E-axes Forum’s webinar on December 5th 2022.
Patrick Bolton, Imperial College and Columbia University
Stephen G. Cecchetti, Brandeis University
Pierre Monnin, Council on Economic Policies
Fernanda Nechio, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Lucrezia Reichlin, London Business School
Glenn D. Rudebusch, Brookings Institution
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