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All talks presented at the workshop had in common that age-structured populations (in a literal or more general sense) were involved. The workshop manifested the recent substantial progress in both the mathematical techniques employed in modelling of age-heterogeneous populations, and the scope of applicability of these techniques in different areas. The workshop corroborated the tendency to merge population and economic dynamic considerations on the basis of unified modelling. Another point to mention is the considerable presence of control models in a dynamic optimisation or viability context. Such models are employed not only from a normative point of view, but even more to understand the behaviour of presumably rational agents, or for the generation of non-trivial objective-oriented scenarios. The talks presented at the workshop are briefly summarised below. The first group of talks address issues concerning purely biological aspects of populations, while the talks in the second group involve economic considerations.

Workshop on “Age-structured models in population dynamics and economics” at the Vienna Institute of Demography, October 27–28, 2004