The Wiley Prize in Economics

The Wiley Prize in Economics at the British Academy rewards achievement in research by an outstanding early career economist. Research may be in any field of economics or economic history. The prize is sponsored by publisher Wiley-Blackwell and is worth £5,000.

Nominations may only be made by Heads of Departments of Economics (or equivalent) in UK HE institutions or relevant learned societies. Only one nomination per nominating body is permitted. Nominees must be UK nationals or residents, and have received their doctorate not longer than five years before the deadline for submission.

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