The Journal of Industry| Competition and Trade (JICT) publishes research on the microeconomic foundations of industrial strategy| innovation| competition| and trade policy| concentrating on the functioning of markets for goods and services. The journal’s primary aim is to bridge the gaps between economic theory| empirical analysis and economic policy| and to provide a forum for applied theoretical research on policy questions. Journal of Industry| Competition and Trade promotes the combination of theories with facts| and encourages the incorporation of facts into model building. focuses on using applied theoretical research to arrive at policy conclusions| and encourages researchers to investigate policy questions. For example| game theoretical models that analyse the sources of and obstacles to innovation| the functioning of markets or strategic interactions are combined with empirical facts; and supporting empirical analysis is provided for models that explain how institutions| consumers and firms interact| how they shape their environment| and how incentives influence behaviour. Papers that analyse institutions and policy measures are expected to make explicit reference to theoretical models| while theoretical work is expected to include the analysis of empirical implications. The journal serves as a forum for dialogue between economists from academia and (national or international) policy circles. The composition of the Editorial Board| which includes academics as well as leading economists working at governmental and international organizations| facilitates exchanges between academia and economic policy. Officially cited as: J Ind Compet Trade
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