The Centre for Economic and Financial Research (CEFIR) is an independent economic policy think tank established in 2000. In 2005 CEFIR and NES formed a strategic alliance determined to strengthen institutional capacity, better utilize available resources, and enhance the quality of economics education and policy research in Russia. Thus, remaining a legally and formally independent organization, CEFIR has functionally become a part of NES.
CEFIR’s mission is to improve Russia’s economic and social policies by producing cutting-edge academic research and policy analysis; in other words, CEFIR makes it possible for both policymakers and the public to make informed choices. CEFIR researchers use advanced methods of economic analysis to contribute to Russia’s economic and social policy by informing policymakers and the public about the costs and benefits of specific policy actions.
EFIR’s critical resources are its high-quality human capital and its efficient academic infrastructure. Centre for Economic and Financial Research is ranked 22 among top economic think tanks in the world by RePEc* (as of June 2013). In 2012 CEFIR has been ranked # six among 60 top think tanks in Central and Eastern Europe according to the annual Global Go-To Think Tank Index.
CEFIR is closely integrated in the world economic community and has partner relations with leading economic think tanks in many countries. On the number of publications in top Western economics journals, including American Economic Review, Journal of European Economic Association, Journal of Economic Perspectives, Economics of Transition and others, CEFIR outperforms all other Russian economic think tanks — combined.
CEFIR brings together 30 young Russian economists, all of whom graduated from the most prestigious Russian universities. Many researchers hold PhD’s from leading Western institutions, including Harvard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Tilburg University, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Toulouse University, and University of Manchester. Three of CEFIR’s researchers are Research Affiliates with the Centre for Economic Policy Research in London, at which no other Russian organizations are represented. Two CEFIR scholars have been selected as Young Global Leaders by the World Economic Forum in Davos.
CEFIR’s project portfolio includes research done for the improvement of Russia — for the Central Bank, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, Ministry of Education and Science, Ministry of Health and Social Development, and Presidential Administration — and for the benefit of organizations abroad — for the World Bank, the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development, Swedish International Development Agency, USAID, International Finance Corporation, and the United Nations Development Programme.
The New Economic School is a private graduate school in economics in Moscow founded in 1992. The mission of the New Economic School is to benefit Russia’s private and public sectors through excellence in economics education and research. The core of NES is its resident faculty of 30 young economists with PhDs in economics and finance from the world leading universities, including Harvard, MIT, Columbia, NYU, LBS, Wisconsin-Madison. NES offers two-year masters programs in economics and finance. In 2011, it launched a small undergraduate program. It is also active in policy advice and executive education.
NES is ranked the best economics institution in the former communist countries in the research ranking by RePEc (Research Papers in Economics). SSRN (Social Science Research Network) ranks NES is in the top 100 best economics departments in the world and the top economics department outside the OECD. NES’s think tank CEFIR (Centre of Economic and Financial Research) is ranked a top 25 economic think tank in the world by RePEc* (as of June 2013). In 2012 CEFIR has been ranked # six among 60 top think tanks in Central and Eastern Europe according to the annual Global Go-To Think Tank Index. Besides, NES launched two other research centers in 2011: Center for Demographic Studies and Center for New Media and Society.
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In the course of time CEFIR managed to win the confidence and support of both national and international organizations, many of hoom you can find here.
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