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Quantitative Techniques for Competition Analysis

2 October 2012

ERSA

Research Programme: Macroeconomic Analysis Models, Public Finance, Trade, Industrial and Competition Policy

Event type: Workshop

Keyword: Market Regulation

JEL Code: C51, D4

Event date: 29 March 2012, 4:00pm

to 31 March 2012, 5:00pm

This workshop introduces basic methods of demand estimation for the purpose of market definition, identification of conduct and merger simulation. The course consists of both lectures and computer-based empirical applications. More information in the PDF below.