Information Economics and Policy is an international journal dedicated to publishing rigorously peer-reviewed, policy-oriented research outcomes. These results delve into several key areas of the information industry, including telecommunications, mass media, and other forms of information industries. The journal covers economic issues related to innovation and intellectual property, which are crucial for understanding and promoting economic growth and competitiveness.

Furthermore, the journal focuses on the central role of information in fostering economic development, analyzing how information impacts productivity, education, skill development, and social welfare. It also explores how information and information technology affect market mechanisms, including market structure, firm behavior, consumer choice, and market efficiency.