Rimini Centre for Economic Analysis in Rimini, Rimini, Italy | Science Centre

The Rimini Centre for Economic Analysis (RCEA) is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to independent research in Applied Economics, Theoretical Economics and related fields. It is located in Rimini where some of the founding trustees and scholars have special ties.

The Rimini Centre for Economic Analysis organisation is the outcome of collaboration between Canadian economists, Italian economists and a group of eminent trustees from academia, banking, government and industry. Research at the Rimini Centre for Economic Analysis is conducted to enlighten scientific and public debate on economic issues, and not to advance any economic, political and social agenda. The RCEA scholars are drawn from Canada, Italy and other countries, have experience in academia and/or government and may hold different points of view on economic, political and social issues.

The fundamental goal of RCEA is to further advanced research in Economics, Econometrics and related studies and promote contact between economists, econometricians and scientists from other fields all over the world. Through this activity the RCEA organisation can contribute to the progress of highest quality scientific research and draw analyses and policy recommendations on the full range of economic and related issues. The RCEA provides associate scholars, visiting scholars, and grant-assisted researchers with an environment conducive to scholarly work and the facilities required to carry out original research. At present the RCEA is composed of more than 50 permanent scholars engaged in research at the cutting edge of their areas of expertise.

The RCEA organizes seminars and workshops , sponsors a general interest journal The Review of Economic Analysis (REA) , and organizes the conference "Small Open Economies in the Globalized World" (SOEGW), a biennial event held every two years in Canada and Italy alternatively. Scientific work contributed by the RCEA Scholars is published in the RCEA’s Working Papers series.