After submitting papers on their own innovative solutions to pressing policy problems, the best performing applicants give a presentation about their ideas. The winner is decided by a distinguished panel of judges and is awarded with £1000 prize money. Policy topics include: monetary and fiscal unions, and productivity in Africa.

Sir Anthony Atkinson is a senior research fellow at Nuffield College, Univeristy of Oxford. Paul Johnson is director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies. Dr Tim Leunig is a lecturer in Economic History at LSE.

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