Economic's Lab at Autonomous University of Juarez City
Laboratory of Structural Problems of the Mexican Economy Part of the Autonomous University of Juarez City, Institute of Social Sciences and Administration. Department of Social Sciences. Specialized in regional economic development studies. Monitoring of local economic indicators Inflation Exchange rate Remittances Poverty Formal employment Manufacturing industries Scientific production The laboratory's work is reflected in the publication of scientific research papers in journals of recognized national and international prestige. SOCIOECONOMIC INEQUALITIES AMONG THE MUNICIPALITIES OF CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO GUERRA CONTRA EL NARCOTRÁFICO Y DESEMPEÑO ECONÓMICO REGIONAL EN MÉXICO EL EFECTO FLYPAPER Y LOS DETERMINANTES DEL GASTO PÚBLICO ESTATAL EN MÉXICO EMPRESAS MEXICANAS ANTE EL COVID-19 EMPLEO FORMAL Y LIBERTAD ECONÓMICA REGIONAL EN MÉXICO EMPLEO EN LA FRONTERA NORTE DE MÉXICO ANTE EL COVID-19 DEL ESTANCAMIENTO ESTABILIZADOR AL DINAMISMO PRODUCTIVO EN MÉXICO CICLOS DEL EMPLEO EN CIUDAD JUÁREZ, LEÓN Y MÉRIDA, 2000-2017
Public Economics & Economic Policy (JEL H)
Economic Development, Innovation and Growth (JEL O)
Urban, Rural and Transportation Economics (JEL R)
Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics (JEL E)
Econometrics, Statistics and Quantitative Methods (JEL C)
Agricultural and Environmental Economics (JEL Q)
Who Are We ? M&S Research Hub is a research and academic institute that organize online and onsite live training in fields of advanced econometrics, statistics, data analysis, and programming for institutes and individuals. On another front, we design and administrate wide-scale development, survey, and impact assessment projects for NGOs, governments, and donor agencies. How Are We? Have you visited one of the many offline training platforms, those that host recorded sessions and classes in pretty much every kind of man-made science? Well, this is exactly ...... NOT US. At M&S Research Hub, we still believe in the power, efficiency, and enormous benefits of specialization and person-person live interactive teaching systems. Today we stand as one of the World's top live-teaching platforms for statistics, econometrics, and related sciences. We operate across two divisions: Academic Division: We work closely with data analysts, students, postgraduate researchers, early-career and senior academicians to amplify their theoretical and applied knowledge about statistics, econometrics, data analysis and programming-related data analysis. Program Design, Impact Evaluation & Capacity Development Division: We design and administrate field projects for bilateral and funding agencies, companies, educational institutes and researchers. MSR' customized capacity building and training programs help consultants, project managers, public and private sector organizations to improve their institutional capacity by enhancing existing skill sets and developing new ones. How We Can Contribute to Your Success Story Applied Econometrics & Statistics Live Training Modeling Guidance & Data Collection Survey, Impact Evaluation & Development Projects Administration Events & Workshops Research Projects & Publications Research Digitization
ZEW – Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research
The ZEW – Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research in Mannheim is a nonprofit and independent institute with the legal form of a limited liability company (GmbH). Founded in 1990 on the basis of a public-private initiative in the Federal State of Baden-Württemberg in co-operation with the University of Mannheim, ZEW is one of Germany's leading economic research institutes, and enjoys a strong reputation throughout Europe. ZEW pursues four key objectives: • To conduct research of the highest quality • To provide exceptional economic policy advising • To train young economists, and • To inform the professional and lay public The institute focuses on decision-makers in politics, economics, and administration, scientists in the national and international arena as well as the interested public. Regular interviews on the situation on the financial markets and the economic situation of the information industry as well as the large-scale annual study on innovation activities in the German economy are representative for the different types of information provided by ZEW to the public. ZEW Research Efforts Under the leadership of Prof. Achim Wambach, PhD, the president of the Institute, and Thomas Kohl, the director of business and administration, ZEW currently employs a staff of about 195 in six research departments, three research groups, and three service areas. In order to ensure a high standard of excellence in research, ZEW promotes international co-operation with universities (e.g. integration in doctoral programmes) and the ongoing development of its staff by granting periods of paid release from normal project work. These sabbaticals can be used for postgraduate doctorates, postdoctoral theses, or fellowships at renowned universities and research institutions. ZEW's guiding mission is to study the "optimal performance of markets and institutions in Europe". To this end, ZEW applies a plurality of methodologies, with a clear focus on microeconomic and microeconometric research. The institute co-operates closely with other scientific disciplines to address research questions. In this context, the research institute distinguishes itself, inter alia, in the analysis of internationally comparative questions in the European context and in the creation of data bases which are eminently important as a basis for scientific research. In addition, ZEW provides external persons and bodies with excerpts of selected data stocks for the purpose of scientific research. The high quality of ZEW's research work was confirmed in 1998, when the German Council of Science and Humanities evaluated ZEW and recommended its inclusion in the joint state and federal funding programme. Since 2005, the Institute has received basic funding from this programme. ZEW is a member of the Leibniz Association, a network of research institutes with outstanding scientific qualifications. Evaluations in regular intervals ensure the quality of the work performed in the research units and its orientation towards the institute's research programme. Evaluations are carried out by the Scientific Advisory Council of ZEW, which is composed of renowned German and foreign scientists as well as of executives from the economy and public administration.
Polytechnic Institute of Leiria (IPLeiria)
The Polytechnic Institute of Leiria (IPLeiria) is a public institution of higher education which is committed to learning, research, innovation, culture, and quality. IPLeiria is known for being involved in internationalization and national development efforts for students, researchers, professionals, and government officials. Applications are open for the following programs Master in Civil Engineering – Building Construction Master in Electrical and Electronic Engineering Master in Product Design Engineering Master in Applied Biotechnology Master in Computer Engineering – Mobile Computing Master in Healthcare Information Systems Management Master in International Business Master in Sustainable Tourism Management Would you like to get more information on one of the Master's programs? Request more information now Welcome to our global campus Did you know that students from over 60 different countries have chosen Polytechnic of Leiria’s (IPLeiria) as their first study option? Learn why Portugal is the perfect destination and why studying at IPLeiria might be a real life-changing experience. 8 Reasons why you should choose IPLeiria Region with great economic dynamism: High level of employability in a region rich in plastics, ceramics and glass, moulds, engineering, fisheries, tourism, food and biotechnological industries. Twenty-first century study facilities: 5 campi offering exceptional learning facilities. More than 130 hi-tech laboratories equipped with the latest technology. Innovative teaching: We’ve invested in advanced student facilities and in the latest technology available trying to bring our courses to life. ESTM School-Hotel and our Online Learning Unit are just two of them. Recognised for research: Hi-tech research units like CETEMARES or CDRS’p are part of our strategy where work and science go hand in hand to invent new solutions. Industry partnerships: Many of our courses have partnership with leading companies instigate you to exceed. Cisco,Phoenix Contact, Oracle, Siemens are just some of the major brands who decide to implement academies in our institution. Right in the middle of everything: 3 great city campus location: Leiria, Caldas da Rainha or Peniche. These are wonderful cities not just to study but to live in. Friendly and close atmosphere: We’re proud of our friendly environment among students, teachers and technicians which help students settle into a new life away from home. Designed for today’s students: Discover the variety of activities and experiences available at any of IPLeiria campus. Everything from sports to guidance and counselling, medical and psychological support services. While studying is a key part of university life you must not forget to seize opportunities like, scholarships and of course leisure activities including music, theatre, exhibition and conferences. What more could you wish for?
Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH) - Member of the Leibniz Association
The Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH) – Member of the Leibniz Association was founded in 1992. With its three research departments – Macroeconomics, Financial Markets as well as Structural Change and Productivity –, the IWH conducts economic research and provides economic policy recommendations which are founded on evidence-based research. The institute studies transition-related economic issues in East Germany as well as in Central and Eastern Europe and the ongoing process of economic integration in Europe. With the IWH’s guiding theme “From Transition to European Integration”, the institute’s research covers economic convergence processes and international economic integration. Research focuses on macroeconomic dynamics and stability, transformation of institutions, microeconomic innovation processes and the role of financial markets for the real economy. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Leibniz-Institut-f%C3%BCr-Wirtschaftsforschung-Halle-IWH-882512998544918/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/IWH_Halle
Since July 2012, the Economics Network has been supported by the Royal Economic Society (RES), the Scottish Economic Society (SES), the University of Bristol and a number of economics departments across the UK. Mission The Economics Network aims to enhance the quality and status of university economics education as well as the wider understanding of economics. Strategic Aims EN1 To ensure that practice, content and structure in economics education is effective and evidence-based. See our ideas bank, our handbook and our training workshops and events EN2 To enable, undertake, and share research into the practice and context of university economics education to serve all its stakeholders. The research index includes our own research and pointers to data sources. We support the IREE Journal. EN3 To support current and prospective students of economics and to promote the understanding of economics more widely See our site for prospective students of economics, our site for current students
International Food Policy Research Institute - IFPRI
Global, regional, and national food systems face major challenges and require fundamental transformations. More than ever, responding to these challenges will require a systems-oriented, multidisciplinary approach to reshape food systems so they work for all people sustainably. IFPRI’s Strategy Refresh 2018–2020 builds on the strong base of work developed under the Institute’s 2013–2018 strategy and focuses on five strategic research areas: Fostering Climate-Resilient and Sustainable Food Supply Promoting Healthy Diets and Nutrition for All Building Inclusive and Efficient Markets, Trade Systems, and Food Industry Transforming Agricultural and Rural Economies Strengthening Institutions and Governance Each of the five strategic research areas considers gender within all research questions and throughout the research process. IFPRI’s regional and country programs play a critical role in responding to demand for food policy research and in delivering holistic support for country-led development. IFPRI also leads two CGIAR Research Programs (CRPs): Policies, Institutions, and Markets (PIM) and Agriculture for Nutrition and Health (A4NH). Enhancing partnerships, communicating research, strengthening partners’ capacity, and leveraging data and analytical tools are critical to implementing and achieving impact through IFPRI’s strategic research areas. More information on IFPRI’s work is available in the Institute’s annual reports. Contact Details: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE IFPRI is a CGIAR Research Center. IFPRI HEADQUARTERS 1201 Eye Street, NW Washington, DC 20005-3915 USA Phone +1 202-862-5600 Fax +1 202-862-5606 Email to IFPRI
Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure (CSEI), Copenhagen Business School
The Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure (CSEI) conducts research in tomorrow’s energy infrastructure from an economic policy point-of-view to ensure a successful transition towards a new sustainable European Energy Infrastructure based on volatile and largely renewable energy sources.
Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting (IER)
Established in 1999, the Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting (IER) is an economic research and policy consulting think tank located in Kyiv, Ukraine. Politicians, scientists, and economists from the Ukraine and numerous countries around the globe participate in IER efforts frequently.
The Institute of Economic Structures Research (GWS) is a private, independent economic research and business and policy consultancy organisation. Its goal is to provide objective, impartial, factual consultancy to aid social transformation and development processes. GWS’ strengths are in documentation and analysis of these processes, with the aim of producing policy recommendations for political, business and social decision-makers. Our core activity is the development and application of data systems and empirical economic models which transparently model economic interdependencies at a range of scales. The GWS product portfolio ranges from models for end clients to data systems to model-based analysis, results from which are included in client and public reports, short studies, academic publications and presentations. We place great emphasis on ensuring that results are up-to-date, consistent and comprehensive and thus offer clients a comprehensible and operationalisable decision-making aid.
Kiel Institute for the World Economy (IFW)
The Kiel Institute (IFW Kiel) is an international center for research in global economic affairs, economic policy consulting, economic education and documentation. The Institute engages especially in creating solutions to urgent problems in global economic affairs. On basis of its research, the Institute advises decision takers in policy, business, and society and informs the broader public about important developments in international economic policy. As a portal to research in global economic affairs, the Kiel Institute has established a network of International Research Fellows that supports the worldwide awareness of the Institute's activities and gives additional research impulses in form of scientific advice, joint research, and teaching stays in Kiel. The Institute lays a special focus on economic education and closely cooperates with the world's largest library in economic and social sciences. Research Program 1: The International Economy and International Economic Policy Program 1 deals with the causes and consequences of a growing integrated world economy. The unifying research theme aims at a better understanding of the changing roles of certain tasks and skills, sectors, and regions in the structure of output and employment of a dynamic world economy. Specific research projects include the interaction of international trade and investment with growth, the impact of globalization on firm and labor market adjustment, the transitions of economic, political, and cultural variables in the process of long-run development, and the agglomeration and knowledge accumulation across regions. Research Areas: The Global Division of Labor Knowledge Creation and Growth Program 2: Economic Policies for Sustainable Development Program 2 focuses on two major aspects of sustainable development, namely global climate and environmental issues and strategies for poverty reduction in developing countries. Since globalization appears to weaken many traditional economic institutions and policy instruments, new policy approaches at both the national and the supra-national level are needed. Specific research projects concentrate on policy fields where the impact of globalization has been particularly strong. Examples include the complex interaction of energy demand, the supply of exhaustible fossil energy and climate goals; the environmental consequences of increasing global trade and investment flows, the role of rural development in reducing poverty, and the allocation and effectiveness of foreign aid. Research Areas: The Environment and Natural Resources Poverty Reduction, Equity and Development Program 3: Macroeconomic Activity and Policy Program 3 studies sources and consequences of macroeconomic fluctuations and instability of the financial sector as well as the repercussions of macroeconomic shocks and dysfunctions of financial markets on the welfare system. Topics of particular interest include the effectiveness of monetary policy with imperfect commodity and labor markets; the identification, measurement, and forecasting of risk and volatility in the financial sector in light of the complex structure of interactions between various types of market participants; and the challenges for reform policies in the welfare society arising from changes in macroeconomic structures, demographic shifts, and a closer global economic integration. Research Areas: Monetary Policy under Market Imperfections Financial Markets and Macroeconomic Activity Reforming the Welfare Society
Tinbergen Institute is the graduate school and research institute in economics and business, jointly operated by the schools of economics of Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR), the University of Amsterdam (UvA) and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU). Founded in 1987, TI is today one of the major economic research institutes in the Netherlands, with more than 280 research fellows, over 200 PhD and research master students and over 870 PhD alumni. Tinbergen Institute is named after Professor Jan Tinbergen, the Dutch Nobel Prize laureate in Economics (1969). TI has offices in both Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Tinbergen Institute offers two selective research master's program in Economics and Business Data Science, connected to PhD opportunities. The best researchers from the three schools jointly operating Tinbergen Institute are appointed as TI research fellows. TI fellows organize and govern the graduate program, teach the courses and organize and participate in the institute’s research seminars and conferences. All TI fellows are, moreover, available as (PhD) thesis advisors. The cooperation between the three economics faculties in the institute offers many benefits. The program offers a wide array of field courses, and students will find that supervision is available in almost every field within economics and business.
(Center for Economic Research and Graduate Education - Economics Institute) CERGE-EI in Prague, Czech Republic is a joint workplace of Charles University and the Economics Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences. CERGE-EI is dedicated to excellence and innovation in economic research and education. It is ranked globally in the top 5% of economics institutions by SSRN and RePEC. CERGE-EI students come from more than 30 countries. Its alumni pursue academic careers in university departments around the world and rise to senior positions in private and public sectors. CERGE-EI offers graduate programs in Economics: Master in Economic Research is a 2-year full-time program that combines courses in economics, data science, and public policy. The curriculum provides students with useful and readily applicable knowledge of how the economy works, equipping them with both hard skills (e.g., Python and R coding) and soft skills (e.g., professional writing and presentation). The aim of this program is to prepare students for careers in analytical teams at government organizations, as data scientists in NGOs, and in consulting firms. Graduates receive a Czech degree fully accredited by Charles University. PhD in Economics trains outstanding scholars through a demanding programme, linking rigorous study with real-world change. Faculty produce influential research at the frontiers of the discipline, publish in leading economic and policy-oriented journals, and are involved in major research grants. Students work closely with an adviser and a committee of experts. The fully funded programme combines challenging coursework with original research. A close-knit, international community offers opportunities for research-stays at elite global research institutions. Graduates succeed at leading universities, central banks, international organisations and in the private sector, including technology and consulting.
Mediterranean Center of Social and Educational Research
MCSER is an independent organization delivering supports and services to education and research in Italy and the world. Mediterranean Center of Social and Educational Research is established in 2010 in Rome. In partnership with universities, community organizations, public agencies, enterprises and other research institutes, MCSER offers a variety of programs to support and promote social and education development, international cooperation, including educational programs for students and international education projects, as well as scientific publication and organization of international conferences.
TEDUTRC conducts high quality research in the field of economics, particularly in its areas of expertise: Turkish Economy and International Economics. Among TEDUTRC’s main objectives are to provide policy recommendations on trade issues to policymakers, to collaborate with other centers of research excellence and to provide opportunities for young scholars working in its research areas.
Institute for Corruption Studies (ICS) is an independent research institute within the Department of Economics at the Illinois State University. We are a group of researchers who study the causes and the consequences of different forms of corruption at the city, state, and national levels in the United States.
Centre for WTO Studies, CRIT, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade
The Centre for WTO Studies was set up in the year 1999 to be a permanent repository of WTO negotiations-related knowledge and documentation. It was also envisaged that the Centre would evolve into a research unit with interest in trade in general and WTO in particular to finally develop into an independent think tank in the area. The Centre was later situated in the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade in November 2002. Over the years, the Centre has conducted a robust research programme with a series of papers in all spheres of interest at the WTO. It is currently engaging itself in an exercise to back its research with an equally robust publication programme. The Centre has also created a specialised e-repository of important WTO documents, especially related to India, in its Trade Resource Centre. It has been regularly called upon by the Government of India to undertake research and provide independent analytical inputs to help it develop positions in its various trade negotiations, both at the WTO and other forums such as Free and Preferential Trade Agreements and Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreements. Additionally, the Centre has been actively interfacing with industry and Government units as well as other stakeholders through its Outreach and Capacity Building programmes by organizing seminars, workshops, subject specific meetings etc. The Centre thus also acts as a platform for consensus building between stakeholders and policy makers.
Commissione di Vigilanza sui Fondi Pensione
The Center for Financial Development and Stability is a newly founded Chinese think tank at the School of Economics of Henan University that offers with its research a broad look at applied and theoretical issues relevant to China and the world.
Centre for Business and Economics Research (CeBER)
The Centre for Business and Economics Research was created to aggregate the research activity in these disciplines performed by researchers, faculty and students from the University of Coimbra, welcoming also researchers and faculty from other institutions. Since 2016, CeBER pursues the advancement and dissemination of scientific knowledge, supporting the research activity of post-graduate students, and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration among its members, as well as collaboration with other research institutions. Currently, the research activity of CeBER is strategically oriented towards Organizational innovation and development, Institutions and policies for sustainable developmen, and Health decisions and policy.