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Wageningen Economic Research is hiring quantitative economist

BrightSpace’s coordinating partner, Wageningen Economic Research is looking for a quantitative economist for agri-food market analysis and policy assessment.

For more details visit: https://www.wur.nl/nl/vacature/quantitative-economist-agri-food-market-analysis-and-policy-assessment.htm

Deadline for applications: 30 October 2023

Be part of Wageningen Economic Research, team International Policy. This is an international team (eight nationalities) of just over twenty highly motivated researchers with expertise in policy and modelling (AGMEMOD and MAGNET). From a macro-economic perspective the team aims to contribute to global challenges like climate change, circularity, biodiversity, nutrition and health. The team mainly works for national and European governments.

Source: WR

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