This competition, organized annually by the ECB and the BDE, starts in October and consists of 3 phases. In the first phase, students approach the reality of the economic and monetary union by passing a questionnaire on questions about the culture of the European Union. The second phase consists in drafting the report that, every month and a half, must receive the Governing Council of the ECB. Finally, the three finalists will defend the report to the managers of the BDE. The winners of the competition are rewarded with a trip to Frankfurt, home of the ECB.<\/p>\n
Of the three teams in the school that competed, the €uroBe and Euronomics groups have gone to the next phase. Therefore, these students must start drafting the monetary policy report in order to present it next January.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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