History & Objectives
CEBRC was founded by a group of economists, sociologists, and data analysts who shared one vision: to explain the economy through the lens of human behavior.
Our key objectives are to:
Over 50 completed studies covering key aspects of the Canadian economy.
Research featured in leading academic journals and national media.
Partnerships with Canada’s top universities and research institutions.
Collaborations with both public and private organizations.
Our Team
Behind CEBRC stands a multidisciplinary team of experts with backgrounds in economics, behavioral sciences, and data analytics.
Every project combines scientific rigor with practical application.
Economists
analyzing macro- and microeconomic processes.
Sociologists & Psychologists
uncovering the human factors behind decisions.
Data Analyst
processing large datasets and building predictive models.
Academic Partners
professors and researchers from leading Canadian universities.
Our Values
Independence
objective research free from political or commercial influence.
Scientific Rigor
methodologies that meet international academic standards.
Innovation
applying modern analytics and interdisciplinary perspectives.
Transparency
sharing research outcomes openly with society.
Our Partners
We work with universities, government institutions, and businesses to ensure our research delivers real impact.
Key partnerships include:
Canadian Universities (University of Toronto, McGill, UBC) — joint academic projects.
Government Institutions (Bank of Canada, Ministry of Finance) — policy research and analysis.
Private Sector & Consulting Firms — consumer trend analysis and financial behavior studies.
Partnership for us means more than logos — it is about shared projects, joint publications, and advancing economic science in Canada.
Key Areas of Research
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Over 50 large-scale studies in consumer behavior, labor markets, and finance.
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Publications in leading academic journals and major Canadian media.
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Development of data-driven models used by businesses and policymakers
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Active participation in international research networks and conferences.
Closing Statement
Canadian Economical Behavior Research Center — where data becomes understanding, and understanding leads to better decisions.
We believe research should serve society. That is why our work is designed not only for the academic community but also for businesses, policymakers, and every Canadian.
