Intern (Business & Economics, Government Advocacy & Markets)

• The intern will assist the Business & Economics Division or the Government Advocacy & Markets Division in assessing the impact of business practices or government policies on competition and consumers, and assisting in market studies, research, or investigative work. • The intern will be expected to make a presentation on a major piece of work towards the end of the internship. Responsibilities • Applying economic analysis and behavioural insights to business practices, government policies, and market competition • Developing and understanding of competition policy and law, and how CCS applies it in both enforcement and government advocacy contexts • Performing desktop research on specific industries/markets • Compiling and analysing data and other information • Writing summaries, assessments, and recommendations • Presenting findings of research • Developing interpersonal skills in the work environment Requirements • Willingness to learn and a self-starter • Ability to handle some ambiguity • Analytical and able to make sense of large amounts of information • Knowledge of economics and business • Knowledge in competition/antitrust economics or industrial organisation would be an advantage • Relevant work experience, such as in a government agency or in industry/market research, would be an advantage