International Economics Olympiad: IP-Friendly Parent & Student Guide
05 Aug 2025, 00:00 Z
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Q: What does International Economics Olympiad: IP-Friendly Parent & Student Guide cover?
A: What the IEO is, how its three-round structure works, eligibility rules, and where to find the official statutes, tasks, and registration details.
TL;DR
The International Economics Olympiad (IEO) is an annual competition in economics, financial literacy, and a team business case for upper-secondary and pre-university students, selected and registered by each country’s national organiser.
Teams can include up to five contestants and one or two team leaders, with eligibility rules set in the official regulations (for example, age is measured relative to 30 June of the Olympiad year).
Medal thresholds and any special awards are set and announced by the jury after scripts are marked; always rely on the current year’s regulations and host communications.
Status: IEO official site + Articles of Association + Regulations of Competition + 2024/2025 host-year sites checked 2026-01-26 - structure and eligibility rules are published and updated by IEO; host locations, schedules, and year-specific formats must be confirmed on the current host-year site and annual regulations.
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Registration quick answer (Singapore): Students don’t apply directly to IEO. Countries send national teams selected via a local competition; check the official IEO site for the current structure and contact links: https://ieo-official.org/
1 What exactly is the IEO?
- Global scope. The IEO has run annually since its launch in 2018, with host details published on official host-year sites.
- Legal status. The IEO is operated by an association headquartered in Bern, Switzerland (per the published Articles of Association).
- Focus areas. Three parts: Economics, Finance (Financial Literacy), and a team Business Case (see the Regulations of Competition for the official structure).
2 Who can take part?
| Role | Quota | Key rules |
