Forecasting the Future Challenge ($25,000 Prize) - Apply Now
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We’re living through one of the most significant global shifts in modern history, where new geopolitical, technological, and economic forces are reshaping the world - transitioning away from decades of globalization to a new world order - what Bridgewater calls modern mercantilism.
Forecasting the Future:
A Modern Economics Challenge - invites you to dive into the evolving global economy and predict how the next era of Modern Mercantilism will transform trade, policy, and power on the global stage.
Who Wins? Who Loses? Why?
Submit your analysis for a chance to win $25K and receive an employment or internship opportunity at Bridgewater, pending successful completion of its interview requirements.
Challenge Details
Bridgewater studies the cause-and-effect forces that shape economies and markets, turning that understanding into data-driven algorithms that adapt as the world changes.
- Their goal is to build a system that can both interpret the global economy and guide smart investment decisions - balancing big-picture trends like debt cycles with precise forecasts like interest rate movements.
The Bridgewater and Global Citizen “Forecasting the Future” Challenge invites you into this complex world, focusing on a key issue for today’s leaders:
- the rise of Modern Mercantilism, where governments actively shape economies to boost national power, cut trade deficits, and drive industrial growth.
Who Wins? Who Loses? Why?
The Bridgewater and Global Citizen “Forecasting the Future” Challenge invites you into this complex world, focusing on a key issue for today’s leaders:
- the rise of Modern Mercantilism, where governments actively shape economies to boost national power, cut trade deficits, and drive industrial growth.
Submit your analysis for a chance to win $25K and receive an employment or internship opportunity at Bridgewater, pending successful completion of its interview requirements.
How to Apply
Interested applicant can apply via this link:
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