This collection of original articles on the New Economy provides an authoritative and wide-ranging summary of its characteristics, the models it spawned, and the ways it continues to influence markets and decisions. With a broader scope than other volumes, the New Economy Handbook offers thoughtful and measured investigations of economic change in many forms, from financial, product, and labor markets to auctions, industrial organization, and international frameworks. It also seeks to define the New Economy through statistics, country and sector examinations, and economic history. Traditionalists who doubt the existence of the New Economy will see themselves in many perspectives aired here, while utopians will find their beliefs both analyzed and challenged. Timely and useful, this book helps readers look past economic turbulence to the larger promises and implications of the digital revolution.