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Apply to the Economist vacancy for entry-level positions that provide statistical analysis and economic estimation.
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Jobs at BEAOpen and Continuous Entry LevelApply to the Economist vacancy for entry-level positions that provide statistical analysis and economic estimation. Economist, ZP-0110-01/02
Multiple vacancies
Salary range $33,269 - $53,574 Equivalent to a GS-5/7 Announcement closes on July 23, 2009
Economist, Accountant & StatisticianEconomist, ZP-0110-04
Associate Director for National Economic Accounts
Salary range $86,927 - $133,543 Equivalent to a GS-13/14 Announcement closes on July 9, 2009 All qualified U.S. Citizens:
Announcement # BEA-ADNEA-2009-0006 Current and former government employees: Announcement # BEA-ADNEA-2009-0005 Management, Communications & Administrative*At this time, there are no Management, Communications & Administrative vacancies. IT Services*At this time, there are no IT Services Vacancies. BEA Intern ProgramInterns at BEA gain valuable work experience and training by a professional staff in areas such as studying, planning the collection and compilation of data from primary and secondary sources, the preparation of preliminary interpretive reports, and the use of computer applications in economic research. Further information on the BEA Intern Program and eligibility requirements are available here. General Information
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