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Mapping the architecture of global economic power.

Quad Institute is an independent think tank tracking how money, markets, and state power are being rewritten — across three pillars: the future of money, the future of capitalism, and economic statecraft.

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Countries exploring a CBDC
Active sanctions regimes mapped
Industrial policy commitments tracked
Full datasets launch with the Institute's inaugural tracker release.
Research Architecture

Three pillars

Data & Visualization

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CBDC Tracker

Monitoring central bank digital currency development across countries and currency unions, by phase — research, pilot, or launch.

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Global Sanctions Map

Visualizing active sanctions regimes, coordinated actions among allies, and evasion networks among targeted states.

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Capital Flows & Industrial Policy Index

Tracking subsidy commitments, reshoring incentives, and strategic-sector investment across major economies.

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A Quad Footprint

Four capitals, one research agenda

Washington, D.C.
Headquarters

Global research direction, economic statecraft program, and government & policy engagement.

New Delhi
India Office

Indo-Pacific monetary policy research and regional digital-currency coordination.

Tokyo
Japan Office

Industrial policy and trade architecture research across advanced Asian economies.

Canberra
Australia Office

Critical minerals, supply-chain security, and Pacific economic statecraft research.