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		Student Life : NABE Crisis Game NABE Crisis Game For a guide to Rules, Roles and Details, click HERE. For a list of the 2013 Crisis Game judges and their biographies, click HERE. How would you solve a crisis? Win an internship, exhibit your talents and network with international policymakers The Brandeis Chapter of the National Association of Business Economics (NABE) is proud to host the first ever Crisis Game on Friday, February 1, 2013. What is the Crisis Game? The Crisis Game is Brandeis NABE's first inter-school event, designed and organized by Brandeis NABE, with support from the National Association for Business Economics. It gives students an opportunity to apply their knowledge of economics, finance and market regulation in a simulation of a crisis, where within a 2-hour time frame the teams (representing the Central Bank and the Government of a simulated country) will come up with a solution to rescue the economy. As this event involves rigorous and prompt analysis, it is intended for bright and motivated students who posses an understanding of and high interest in macroeconomic policy and central banking. The winner of the game will be the team with the most persuasive and economically sound argument. The event will be held in Wasserman Cinematheque at IBS on Friday, February 1st at 12:00 noon. All students and faculty are strongly encouraged to attend. The audience members will play a key role in the game. There will be ample networking opportunities for participants and audience members, and refreshments and lunch will be served. Confirmed judges include Stuart Mackintosh (Executive Director, The Group of Thirty). Our valuable guests include David Katsnelson, MBA '09 (Senior Economist, RISI) and economists and recruiters from IHS Global Insight. 2013 Crisis Game Participants: Brandeis IBS: Simon Asulin, MBA '14 Ashraf Hussein, BA/MA '13 Marcos Sandler, BA/MA '13 Carlo Franke, MA '13 Brandeis IBS: Jeremy Kronick, PhD Candidate Vina Nguyen, PhD Candidate Carolina Pan, PhD Candidate Miao Ouyang, PhD Candidate Brandeis University James Chin, BA Joshua Hoffman-Senn, BS Paul Vancea, BA Manoo Sabety-Javid, BA Boston University Yike Zhang, MA '13 Steve Wu, MA '14 Haiqing Zhao, MA '14 Xiao Yang, MA '14 Boston University Ignacio Rodriguez, MA '14 Michael Clawar, BA/MA '16 Rishi Chakroborty, MA '13 Urbashee Paul, BA '14 Team Prizes 1. IHS Global Insight will interview the winning team members and select one person to award an internship 2. Sponsorship for the 29th NABE Economic Policy Conference in Washington DC (March 3rd-5th, 2013)		Click HERE for directions to Brandeis University For a map of the campus, click HERE. Click HERE for Rules, Roles & Details Click HERE for a list of the 2013 Crisis Game Judges