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Institute for Economic Analysis and Studies

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A view of the Main Building of the IAEE.

The Institute for Economic Analysis and Studies (Alexandrian: Institut d'analyse et d'études économiques; Martino: Instituto de Análisis y Estudios Económicos, IAEE) is a research and educational institute dedicated to advancing the fields of economic theory, applied economics, and policy analysis. It is located at the site of the Cárdenas Stock Exchange in Cárdenas, the capital of Nouvelle Alexandrie, and is a center for economic research, data analysis, and policy innovation. IAEE is officially part of the Department of Trade and Industry and operates under the mandate to support sustainable economic growth, fiscal stability, and evidence-based policymaking. It employs over 1,500 researchers, including 150 postgraduates from the University of Cárdenas, making it one of the largest economic research institutes in the nation.

History

The IAEE was established in 1690 AN as the National Center for Economic Research (CNIE) to address the economic challenges of the Cárdenas Plan and the New Prosperity Plan. Initially housed in temporary facilities near the University of Cárdenas, its early work focused on macroeconomic modeling for national development; fiscal policy design to stabilize the post-unification economy; and trade and industrial policy to integrate Nouvelle Alexandrie into global markets.

In 1695 AN, the institute expanded its mandate to include applied econometrics and behavioral economics, prompting its renaming to the IAEE.

With the launch of the Frontera Program in 1738 AN, the IAEE received NAX€500 million in funding, enabling the construction of new research facilities; the establishment of dedicated departments for labor economics, environmental economics, and international trade; and a new advisory division to collaborate with private and public sectors.

Research

The IAEE focuses on interdisciplinary research in economics, organized into multiple core departments for:

  • Macroeconomics
  • Microeconomics
  • Applied Econometrics
  • Public Finance
  • International Trade
  • Behavioral Economics

Major Projects over the years

  • Proyecto Estabilidad: developed fiscal frameworks to stabilize the national currency and fiscal market. Completed in 1700 AN.
  • Proyecto Comercio Global: analysed trade flows and negotiated international collaboration on economic analysis. Completed in 1712 AN.
  • Proyecto Economía Verde: developed carbon taxation models for environmental sustainability. Completed in 1728 AN.
  • Proyecto Economía Innovadora: studies the impact of technological advancement on economic growth. Completed in 1735 AN.

Layout

The IAEE occupies a 2 hectare campus to the west of the Cárdenas Stock Exchange, featuring:

  1. Main Building: holds the administrative offices of the IAEE. Also includes the central library with a huge repository of economic data and policy reports; and multiple lecture halls to host seminars, workshops, and public lectures.
  2. Econometrics and Data Science Building: specialised building with advanced computing labs equipped with high-performance servers for big data analysis. Also includes a simulation suite for economic modeling and risk assessment.
  3. Policy Advisory Building: small building with dedicated collaborative space to draft, analyse, and report economic policies. Includes meeting rooms for government and industry consultants.
  4. International Trade Research Center: a specialised building focusing on global economics, specifically cross-border economic trends and comparative studies.

Organization

The IAEE is overseen by a Director-General, appointed by the Department of Trade and Industry. The institute is divided into six research divisions, two service departments, and an executive office.

  • Director-General
    • Chief Operating Officer
      • Department of Administration & Facilities
      • Department of Public Affairs
    • Deputy Director for Analysis & Studies
      • Department of Macroeconomic Studies
      • Department of Microeconomic Studies
      • Department of Applied Econometrics
      • Department of International Trade
      • Department of Labor, Environmental, and Behavioral Economics

Support departments oversee finance, HR, technical services, IT infrastructure, and public relations. IAEE also operates three advisory boards:

  1. Economic Research Council
  2. Fiscal and Monetary Council
  3. Policy Advisory Council

List of (Deputy) Directors

  1. Dr. Aurélie Villeneuve - 1690-1705 AN
  2. Tupaq Chambi - 1705-1712 AN
  3. Guarionex Vázquez - 1712-1720 AN
  4. Sofía Valderrama - 1720-1730 AN
  5. Dr. Carlos Leal - 1730 - Present

Deputy Directors

  1. Dr. Odile Bouchard – 1690 AN–1698 AN
  2. Luis Fernando – 1698 AN–1708 AN
  3. Dr. Elena Cruz – 1708 AN–1715 AN
  4. Dr. Sinchi Huanca – 1715 AN–1725 AN
  5. Séverine Lefort – 1725 AN–1732 AN
  6. Dr. Rafael Ochoa – 1732 AN–Present

See also

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