Participation is by invitation only.
Call for Papers New information and communication technologies are transforming the way we do business, the way we work, invest and consume. In these activities information is playing an ever increasing role both as an input and as an output. By reducing economic distance, the technological advances further open up the road to more integrated goods and factor markets world-wide. These exciting developments pose new challenges for economic theory and economic policy. To study these issues, the Kiel Institute of World Economics will host its 4th Kiel Workshop in Economics on the Microeconomics of the New Economy on 21-22 September 2001.