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Target Two Point Zero Bank of England and The Times Interest Rate Challenge - 2009/2010

Some of the keenest economics and business studies students are in the final days of preparation for the area finals of the Bank of England and The Times Interest Rate Challenge.
Published on 08 February 2010

These follow on from the closelycontested regional heats held in late November, which saw 285 teams - over 1,100 students from across the United Kingdom - looking to win a place in the upcoming second round.

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