Korea Institute for International Economic Policy

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Abbreviation	KIEP
Formation	1989
Type	Think Tank
Headquarters	Sejong National Research Complex, 370, Sicheong-daero, Korea
Location	Sejong, South Korea
Website	http://www.kiep.go.kr/eng/index.do

The Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP), established in 1989, is a government-funded economic research institute addressing the international economy and its relationship with Korea. The institute's goal is aimed to be a regional hub for international economic policy research and has served as a warehouse of information on Korea's international economic policies for nearly 30 years.

As a government-funded research institute, the KIEP have claimed to accomplished critical research and in-depth analysis on international economic policy issues, including international macroeconomics, finance, trade and commerce, international investment, international financial cooperation, and regional studies for a variety of governmental agencies and research partners.

As an agent of KIEP in the United States, the Korea Economic Institute of America is registered under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.^[1] In July 2023, Professor Siwook Lee was appointed the president of the institute.^[2]