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Hong Kong Economic Policy Challenge 2023

Congratulations to all winners!

​Champion: Team 5 (Heuristics)

  • Leader: NG, Wai Dou

  • WONG, Ming Hon

Presentation slides: 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/17OUvnQN8BXnR0b9OdgLlPKzOuWUnU4J6/view?usp=sharing

1st Runner-Up: Team 12 (KFC V ME 50)

  • Leader: YANG, Hao

  • SONG, Xiaolong

  • YAP, Ying Han

Presentation Slides: 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RHTysc2rXCKFbi3HkcxnDdAwWWRLoRJI/view?usp=sharing

2nd Runner-Up: Team 8 (Harapan)

  • Leader: ONG, Jason Jia Shen
  • CHAN, Sum Lok
  • YIM, To Sang Shepherd 

Presentation Slides: 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10E6wnMX7boxh5XOMEnKB921rkqFIdT1Q/view?usp=sharing 

Best Speaker: YAP, Ying Han

1 March

2023

Proposal Submissions and Applications Open

18 March

2023

Deadline for Proposal Submissions 
(Registration: 28th)

30 April

2023

Preliminary Round Results Announcement

3 May

2023

Grand Finale at HKUST 

6 May

2023

Lavisha KORANI

Lavisha KORANI

Organising Team

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Co-founder & Head of Advisory Committee

Thomas BIEK

Recent graduate

HKUST 

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President

Junyong LEE

Year 3 

BBA in Economics

HKUST 

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Faculty Advisor

WooYoung LIM

Associate Professor 

Economics Department 

HKUST

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Vice-President of Internal Affairs

Sherry DING

Year 3

Bsc in Economics and Finance

HKUST 

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Vice-President of External Affairs

Kelly LAM

Year 3

BBA in Global Business & Finance

HKUST 

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Member

Beatrice DING

Year 2

BEng in CPEG and BBA

HKUST 

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Member

Annie KWOK

Year 2

SBM (Undeclared)

HKUST 

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Member

Aryawardhan AGARWAL

Year 3

BEng in Computer Science

HKUST 

Background

Current university students lack pathways in which they can apply their economic education and policy ideas. While experiences in the classroom give students an excellent chance to apply their education, they are often short-term and have little focus on the economic situation in Hong Kong. Therefore, the aim of the Hong Kong Economic Policy Challenge (HKEPC) is to bridge the gap between economic theory and practicality, giving tertiary students a purpose to channel what they learn in the classroom to solve Hong Kong’s economic issues.

Objectives

  1.  For Hong Kong university students to develop a stronger understanding of economic conditions in Hong Kong through research and proposal development.

  2. To apply economic theories learned both in and outside the classroom in a practical manner for the benefit of Hong Kong and its citizens.

  3. Promote cooperation and collaboration between university students, academia, industry professionals, and governmental entities.

  4. Establish a basis where Hong Kong university students can share and develop their economic plans through competition.

The HKEPC aspires to promote friendly competition, life-long practical learning, and cooperation through the following goals:

Privileges

Winning teams will be rewarded for their innovative solutions to such a pressing social problem. Prizes will be distributed amongst the Top 3 teams (Champion, Runner-Up and Second Runner-Up).

With the help of our generous sponsors and affiliated universities our prizes include:

Winner

20,000 HKD

First Runner-Up

Second Runner-Up

10,000 HKD

5,000 HKD

Speakers
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