What Are Innovative Math Topics for an Intel Project in Economics?

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Hello all. I am a sophomore (rising) and I want to get started on an intel project for senior year. I have chosen to do a math subject, and have a few ideas, but I am doubting their originality. I want this to be very original. But, I am not sure which fields of math to look into. Does anyone have an idea of which topic I should delve into for math/economics related project. Thank you.
 
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Ecogen44 said:
Hello all. I am a sophomore (rising) and I want to get started on an intel project for senior year. I have chosen to do a math subject, and have a few ideas, but I am doubting their originality. I want this to be very original. But, I am not sure which fields of math to look into. Does anyone have an idea of which topic I should delve into for math/economics related project. Thank you.

What are your ideas so far? What are the rules for the Intel competition for where your project ideas come from?
 

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