Welcome to the Cambodia Monetary Policy Competition!

The Monetary Policy Competition challenges students to apply their understanding of economic principles to real-world scenarios. Competing teams will analyze economic data, develop policy recommendations, and present their findings to a panel of judges. This is an opportunity to refine your analytical and presentation skills while competing for top prizes.

📅 Event Date: April 12, 2025
📍 Venue: Premier Palace
📝 Registration Deadline: March 31, 2025

Think critically, work as a team, and demonstrate your expertise in economic decision-making. Are you ready to take on the challenge?

Competition Details

The Monetary Policy Competition will be held on April 5th at Premier Palace, providing students with an opportunity to apply their economic knowledge in a competitive setting. Teams must register before the March 31st deadline, with a $10 registration fee per participant to cover event costs, materials, and logistics.

Each team must consist of 3-4 participants and be prepared to present their recommendations based on a pre-determined economic scenario. The competition is designed to encourage research, collaboration, and real-world application of monetary policy concepts. Participants will not only gain valuable experience but also have the opportunity to compete for prizes:

🥇 Gold (1st Place) – $300
🥈 Silver (2nd Place) – $200
🥉 Bronze (3rd Place) – $100

Beyond the prizes, students will receive valuable feedback from experienced judges and gain insights into economic decision-making, making this an enriching experience for all involved.

Competition Structure

The Monetary Policy Competition challenges students to apply their knowledge of economic principles and policy-making by analyzing a given scenario and presenting their recommendations. Teams will prepare their presentations in advance, ensuring they have time to conduct research, analyze data, and develop well-reasoned arguments.

On competition day, each team will have 10-12 minutes to present their policy recommendations, followed by a 5-minute Q&A session where judges will ask questions to test their understanding and reasoning. Presentations will be assessed based on several key factors, including:

Economic Analysis – Depth of understanding and application of monetary policy tools.
Feasibility of Recommendations – Practicality and effectiveness of proposed solutions.
Use of Data – Integration of relevant economic indicators and sources.
Presentation Skills – Clarity, structure, and engagement.
Response to Questions – Ability to think critically and defend their recommendations.

At the conclusion of all presentations, judges will deliberate and select the top-performing teams. The competition not only rewards strong analytical and presentation skills but also encourages participants to think critically about real-world economic issues.

TIME

ACTIVITY

DESCRIPTION

8:30AM - 9:00AM

Check-In & Registration

Teams arrive, check in, and receive event materials.

9:00AM - 9:30AM

Opening Ceremony

Welcome speech, competition overview, and introduction of judges.

10:00AM - 12:00PM

Presentations

Teams present their monetary policy recommendations.

12:00PM - 12:15PM

Break & Judges Deliberation

Judges finalize scores and determine the winners.

12:15PM - 1:00PM

Awards Ceremony & Closing Remarks

Winners are announced, prizes are awarded, and the event concludes.

📌 Note:

Teams must arrive on time for check-in.
Presentations must be prepared in advance and submitted before the event.
The schedule may be adjusted based on the number of participating teams.

Competition Guidelines

To ensure a fair, structured, and professional competition, all participants must adhere to the following guidelines.

1 Eligibility & Team Formation

The competition is open to high school students.
Participants must register as teams of 3-4 members.
Teams do not need to represent a school; independent teams are welcome.
All team members must register before the March 31st deadline.

2 Presentations

Teams must prepare their presentations in advance based on the given monetary policy scenario.
Each presentation should be 10-12 minutes long, followed by a 5-minute Q&A session.
Presentations must include economic analysis, relevant data sources, and well-supported recommendations.
Teams may use PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Prezi for visual support.
All presentations must be submitted in the required format by the given deadline before the competition day.

3 Judging Criteria

Teams will be evaluated based on the following:
✅ Economic Analysis – Depth of understanding and application of monetary policy tools.
✅ Feasibility of Recommendations – Practicality and effectiveness of proposed solutions.
✅ Use of Data – Integration of relevant economic indicators and sources.
✅ Presentation Skills – Clarity, structure, and engagement.
✅ Response to Questions – Ability to defend recommendations with strong reasoning.

Each category will be scored, and the teams with the highest total scores will be awarded prizes.

4 Competition Day Rules

Attendance is mandatory – all registered participants must show up on April 5th at Premier Palace.
Teams must arrive on time for check-in and be ready when called to present.
No team may watch other teams’ presentations before presenting to maintain fairness.
Notes, cue cards, and reference materials are allowed, but teams should aim for a polished and professional delivery.
Disruptive behavior, plagiarism, or failure to adhere to competition rules may result in disqualification.

5 Awards & Recognition

The top three teams will be awarded based on their final scores:
🥇 Gold (1st Place) – $300
🥈 Silver (2nd Place) – $200
🥉 Bronze (3rd Place) – $100

All participants will receive a certificate of participation, and top teams will receive recognition for their achievements.

6 Registration & Confirmation

Teams must register by March 31st and complete the payment process.
Once registered, teams will receive confirmation via email with competition details.
Any changes to team members must be communicated before the deadline.

7 Code of Conduct

Participants are expected to demonstrate professionalism, respect, and sportsmanship at all times.
Judges’ decisions are final and must be respected.
The competition aims to be an educational and enriching experience, so collaboration, engagement, and enthusiasm are encouraged.

By registering for the Monetary Policy Competition, teams agree to follow these guidelines to ensure a fair and rewarding experience for all.

Ready to compete? Submit your registration now using the button below!