The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) has invited students from the Faculty of Economics of the University of Banja Luka to participate in the prize competition in the educational game "Monetura", which has been organized for the fifth consecutive year.
As in previous years, the final competition will be held at the National Bank of Serbia facility in Belgrade (Nemanjina 17, Slavija), and will be preceded by a qualifying tournament at the faculties with the participation of 9 or 12 students, three of whom who win will participate in the final competition in Belgrade.
The finale is scheduled for the end of March 2020, while the qualifying tournament for students of the Faculty of Economics of the University of Banja Luka will be organized in the first half of March at the premises of our Faculty.
The right to participate have: students of 3rd and 4th years of study, i.e. final years of study; students whose average grade is at least 8.00; students whose senior student status does not exceed one year from the date of enrollment in the senior student status. The competition is designed as a competition of faculties that also emphasizes individual character, i.e. the quality of the participants, so the winner is both the faculty and the student.
"Monetura" is a board game that represents the functioning of the National Bank of Serbia under conditions of maintaining controlled inflation through the creation and implementation of monetary policy in relation to specific situations and impacts. The player is placed in the role of the Governor of the National Bank of Serbia who is confronted with real-life situations in which the monetary system of Serbia can be found and thus, by using appropriate measures applied by the National Bank, influences the given situation. By applying appropriate measures, the player wins or decreases the number of points and keeps inflation within the limits of the desired value. Points scored in the game represent a key feature of success: inflation rate, dinar value, and citizen confidence. In addition, three requirements (price stability, financial stability, and independence of the National Bank) that allow membership in the European Union's monetary system must be fulfilled. The winner of the game is the player who is the first to complete all the tasks listed and in the inner circle of the board comes to an end – the average inflation of the European Union.
You can see the detailed rules of the "Monetura" game at the link.
As in previous years, the final competition will be held at the National Bank of Serbia facility in Belgrade (Nemanjina 17, Slavija), and will be preceded by a qualifying tournament at the faculties with the participation of 9 or 12 students, three of whom who win will participate in the final competition in Belgrade.
The finale is scheduled for the end of March 2020, while the qualifying tournament for students of the Faculty of Economics of the University of Banja Luka will be organized in the first half of March at the premises of our Faculty.
The right to participate have: students of 3rd and 4th years of study, i.e. final years of study; students whose average grade is at least 8.00; students whose senior student status does not exceed one year from the date of enrollment in the senior student status. The competition is designed as a competition of faculties that also emphasizes individual character, i.e. the quality of the participants, so the winner is both the faculty and the student.
"Monetura" is a board game that represents the functioning of the National Bank of Serbia under conditions of maintaining controlled inflation through the creation and implementation of monetary policy in relation to specific situations and impacts. The player is placed in the role of the Governor of the National Bank of Serbia who is confronted with real-life situations in which the monetary system of Serbia can be found and thus, by using appropriate measures applied by the National Bank, influences the given situation. By applying appropriate measures, the player wins or decreases the number of points and keeps inflation within the limits of the desired value. Points scored in the game represent a key feature of success: inflation rate, dinar value, and citizen confidence. In addition, three requirements (price stability, financial stability, and independence of the National Bank) that allow membership in the European Union's monetary system must be fulfilled. The winner of the game is the player who is the first to complete all the tasks listed and in the inner circle of the board comes to an end – the average inflation of the European Union.
You can see the detailed rules of the "Monetura" game at the link.