The Chartered Economist recognizes the
                            responsibility of the economics professional to foster ethical standards in our profession.
                        The Ch.E. does hereby adopt the following CODE OF
                            ETHICS AND PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS to provide direction in attaining high principles of truth,
                            justice, zeal and good faith dealings.
                        
                            - To abide by all international regulations.
                            
- To maintain high standards of conduct when
                                seeking employment, performing services and negotiating transactions so as to create a high
                                ethical standard to the public.
- To continue building the acknowledge-base of
                                our professional community through study collaboration and continuing education.
- To build confidence and the trust of the
                                public and our employers using diligence, honesty, cooperation and confidentiality.
- To provide occasional pro-bono assistance to
                                disadvantaged persons who may seek insight and advice in the economics and related fields
                                where we are qualified to do so.
- To work with University, Colleges, other
                                professional bodies and academic groups in improving economics standards and the practical
                                economics education of individuals.
- To illustrate zeal and professionalism with
                                all our dealings with clients and customers.
- To observe the Chartered Economist – Ch.E.
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- To reduce waste, improve efficiency and
                                protect the environment through the effective use of natural resources without causing more
                                harm than good.