Rybczynski Prize essays
This prestigious award, established in memory of Tadeusz Rybczynski, a distinguished economist and Chairman of the Society, is awarded for the best piece of writing in business economics in the year.
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2013/14 Rybczynski Prize Essay
Just Deserts? Risk, Reward and Incentives in Criminal Justice
Ian Mulheirn, Director of Consulting, Oxford Economics
Posted: 01 January 2013
2012/13 Rybczynski Prize Essay
Navigating the New Era of Public Debt Build‑ups
José Ursúa, Goldman Sachs
Posted: 01 January 2012
2011/12 Rybczynski Prize Essay
Samuel Tombs, Senior UK Economist, Capital Economics
Posted: 01 January 2011
2010/11 Rybczynski Prize Essay
Spare a thought for spare capacity
George Buckley, Chief UK Economist, Deutsche Bank
Posted: 01 January 2010
2009/10 Rybczynski Prize Essay
The unbearable lightness of balance sheets: An analysis for the eurozone corporate sector
Marco Annunziata, UniCredit MB
Loredana Federico, UniCredit MB
Davide Stroppa, UniCredit MB
Posted: 01 January 2009
2008/09 Rybczynski Prize Essay
Japanese lessons for an Anglo Saxon banking crisis
Posted: 01 January 2008
2007/08 Rybczynski Prize Essay
Global Inflation – The Ghost in the Machine?
Marco Annunziata, Bayerische Hypo-und Vereinsbank AG
Tullia Bucco, Bayerische Hypo-und Vereinsbank AG
David Stroppa, Bayerische Hypo-und Vereinsbank AG
Marco Valli, Bayerische Hypo-und Vereinsbank AG
Posted: 01 January 2007
2006/07 Rybczynski Prize Essay
Gender Inequality, Growth & Global Ageing
Kevin Daly, Managing Director, Economics, Goldman Sachs
Posted: 02 January 2006
2005/06 Rybczynski Prize Essay (1)
The ECB’s monetary policy strategy: Trying to go beyond inflation targeting
Dr Thomas Mayer, Deutsche Bank
This year, the Judges awared the Prize to two authors. This is the first of the two Prize winning essays.
Posted: 01 January 2006
2005/06 Rybczynski Prize Essay (2)
From T‑Shirts to T‑Bonds
Pam Woodall, The Economist
