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Welcome to the Institute for Comprehensive Analysis of the Economy

Following the aftermath of the global financial crises, in 2009, the Johannes Kepler University established the Institute for Comprehensive Analysis of the Economy (ICAE). The ICAE understands economic developement as a result of complex interaction between a set of various influencing factors therefore strongly emphazing interdisciplinary approaches, conceptual openness, and theoretical diversity. 

Our website contains information about our team, current research projects, publications & ICAE Working Paper Series, news & events, and media coverage. Click here, opens a file to learn more about the institute.

About ICAE

Address

Johannes Kepler Universität Linz
Altenbergerstraße 69
4040 Linz

Office

Keplergebäude Building
1st floor, Room K 131 B

Phone

+43 732 2468 3685

News 13.11.2024

Laura Porak on 19.11. in the public lecture series Alternative Economic Systems

On the possibility of degrowth as a new economic order at the Wels campus of the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria - Starts at 6 PM

News 13.11.2024

Stephan Pühringer on 12.11. at the publicly open lecture series on alternative economic systems

About new perspectives for an ecologically and socially responsible economy on the campus of the FH Wels

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News 12.11.2024

Research with Expiration Date: The Situation at Universities

Theresa Hager in the Moment series on Ö1 on the effects of competition and chain contract regulations

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News 14.09.2024

Laura Porak receives Best Paper Award

Together with her colleague Rouven Reinke, the doctoral student received the annual REPE Best Paper Award 2023/2024

„Plurality of paradigms in economics and in social sciences in general is not only an obvious fact but also a necessary and desirable phenomenon in a very complex and continually changing subject.“
Kurt W. Rothschild, in "To push and to be pushed, American Economist, 43, 1999, p. 5"