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DotEcon - Economic Consulting

We provide economic consultancy advice to companies, governments and institutions on matters covering competition, regulation, public policy, market design and business strategy.

Competition

Competition economics and analysis tools for competition authorities and parties in competition law investigations

Regulation

Regulatory consultancy and policy analysis for regulatory authorities and support for companies in regulatory proceedings

Public Policy

Helping policy makers optimise benefits for consumers and citizens, and companies to understand the impact of policy changes

Strategy

Assessing the competitive impact of acquisitions and divestments, tariff optimisation, forecasting and financial modelling

Auctions & Market Design

Designing rules for auctions and marketplaces and supporting bidders in high-value auctions

Auction Software

Auction software to run high-value online auctions securely, test auction designs and inform auction bid strategies

Data Analysis

Econometric and statistical analysis for policy analysis and business decision-making

Dispute Resolution

Expert economic evidence in litigation cases and damage assessment

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DotEcon Online Seminars

DotEcon runs an online seminar programme about topics of general interest linked to our work. Past online seminars have covered, for example, spectrum auction design, e-commerce and its impact on competition, or the role of regulators in disputes amongst firms.
Our seminars are by invitation only, with invitations usually being sent around a week before the seminar is run. If you would like more information or be kept up-do-date with the programme in general, please send us an email.
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