As the research functions of Center for Economic and Social Studies in Asia (CESSA), Research Center for Economic and Social Statistics in Asia (ReCESSA) plays a key role in constructing and publishing the research database of economic and social issues in Asia. Empirical and policy-oriented research is also conducted on regional economic and social integration and socio-economic development in Asia.
ReCESSA conducts empirical and policy-oriented research not only on economic and social issues in Asia but also on regional and global economic linkages, by utilizing the ReCESSA Database. ReCESSA also makes research collaboration with universities and research institutes in Japan and other countries. Research outputs are published through journals and books as well as by holding a symposium/workshop in Japan and other countries.
ReCESSA receives the following financial support for research.
Principal Researcher: Kiyotaka Sato (2016–2018)
“Global Value Chains and Optimal Exchange Rate Policy:Resilience against Economic and Exchange Rate Shock”
Principal Researcher: Kiyotaka Sato (2017–2020)
“Economic Analysis of Competitiveness, Growth, and Environment in Asian Integration: Application and Extension of Global Input-Output Table”
Principal Researcher: Naoko Soma (2016–2018)
“Comparative Gender Analysis on Intergenerational Relations and Double Responsibility of Care: Perspectives for Developing an Inclusive Community Care System”