Economic Research Institute

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An economic research institute is a research facility that researches and actively publishes current economic issues. Economic research institutes distinguish themselves from the universities , which are also focused on research , by their greater research intensity and greater practical relevance.

Economic research institutes can be state or privately funded; in reality there is often mixed financing. The institutes are often attached to universities in order to enable mutual benefit and know-how transfer.

German-speaking economic research institutes

The five most important German institutes are:

Up until 2007, the five institutes mentioned published twice a year a highly regarded economic forecast , which was known as the spring and autumn reports . Originally the Hamburg World Economic Archive (HWWA) Hamburg was also part of it, but it was dissolved.

Other German economic research institutes are:

The largest Austrian economic research institutes are:

European economic research institutes

Economic research institutes in the USA

Other economic research institutes

See also

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