Under auspices: MAS and the State Planning Commission
Director: P.Luvsandorj

Goal:

• To advance academic research
• To study industrial development location and conditions
• To study and determine national labor resources and its productivity

Objective:

To conduct studies on industrial development location and conditions, to collect data

International cooperation: USSR, Polish People’s Republic, Hungarian People’s Republic

Research capacity:

In the period of 1973-1976, 30 researchers studied for and received their doctoral degrees and 5 researchers received their Doctor of Sciences degrees in universities in Moscow /USSR/, Berlin /DRG/, Tashkent /Uzbekistan/ and Ulaanbaatar/Mongolia/.

Organizational structure:

• Labor sector
• Information-registration sector

Financing: National budget

Under auspices: MAS and the State Planning Commission
Director: T.Namjim, P.Luvsandorj

Goals:

• To develop development perspectives and a general model of economic sectors
• To develop social and economic perspectives of the Mongolian People’s Republic
• To improve the scientific level of academic research

Objectives:

• To evaluate preliminary consolidated indicators of speed, level and balance of social and economic development in 1960-1975
• To consolidate general indicators of social and economic development of Mongolia, to develop its perspectives
• To compute needs of the population for consumer goods and food products
• To determine the cultural and educational level of the population
• To consolidate data on evaluation of location and conditions of social and economic development
• To develop development perspectives of economic sectors /fuel, energy, geology and exploration, mining and processing, chemistry, metal processing, forestry, wood processing, food processing, agriculture, water, transportation systems, communications, construction, social services, scientific and technical development, natural environment protection, international economic relations, territorial balance of social production, location and development of industrial capacity in local areas/.

International cooperation: Economic and other related institutes and researchers from USSR, Polish People’s Republic, Hungarian People’s Republic

Research capacity:

In 1977-1986, 72 researchers studied for and received their doctoral degrees and 3 researchers received their Doctor of Sciences degrees in universities in USSR, DRG, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Moldova, Czechoslovakia, Kazakhstan,  Hungary, Bulgaria and Mongolia.

Staff: EI- 15 members of the Academic Council, 8 sectors; 19 staff

Financing: National budget

Under auspices: MAS and the State Planning Commission
Director: P.Luvsandorj

Goals:

• To advance the level of scientific and technical progress to the new, higher stage in the long term, to accelerate economic and social development of the country based on new  equipment of industries;
• To develop a national concept of transition to the market economy;
• To improve the scientific level of academic research

Objectives:

• To study theory and practice of socialist organization in Mongolia in 5 aspects.
• To develop a program of scientific and technical progress of MPR until 2005, to study basic problems of automated management system of economy in 3 aspects.

International cooperation: The Economic Institute and the Institute of Economics of the World Socialist system of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering, the Siberian branch of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, International Institute of Economics of the World Socialist system, Central Institute of Economics of the Academy of Sciences of German Democratic Republic.

Research capacity: In 1986-1990, 26 researchers studied for and received their doctoral degrees in Economics.

Organizational structure: 21 sectors, 107 staff

Financing: National budget

Under auspices: MAS
Director: P.Luvsandorj, L.Dondog /1992-1995/

Goals:

• To develop a model of national development for Mongolia, to study market economy
• To conduct studies of economic theory

Objectives: Objectives of the Consulting Centre: support of research activities of the institute by engaging in in intellectual business such as processing of economic research findings and economic data, implementation of research on commission, consulting.

International cooperation: The World Economics Association, Economic Research Institute within the Japanese Economic Planning Agency, the government Institute of the Japanese Economic Planning Agency

Research capacity: In the period of 1973-1976, 30 researchers studied for and received their doctoral degrees and 5 researchers received their Doctor of Sciences degrees in universities in Moscow /USSR/, Berlin /DRG/, Tashkent /Uzbekistan/ and Ulaanbaatar/Mongolia/.

Organizational structure:

While in 1990 the EI had 13 sectors and 97 staff, in 1997 it had 5 sectors and 20 staff. A Consulting Centre was established within EI in 1994.

Financing: Transition to the new financing regulations according to research topics.

Directors:

• P. Luvsandorj /member of MAS, PhD Sc/,1997-2012
• Molomjamts, PhD, 2012-2013
• B. Altantsetseg, PhD, 2013-2015
• B. Tuvshintugs, PhD, 2015-2018
• H. Tsevelmaa, PhD, 2018- present

Under auspices: National University of Mongolia

Sectors:

• Economic development /1997-19999/
• Economic policy sector /1997-1999/

Research field:

• Mongolia and globalization
• Development of Mongolia
• Development of economic studies in Mongolia

Financing: Science and Technology Fund and other