Competition
Economic analysis is central to competition law enforcement and merger control.
Economics provides a powerful toolkit to make sense of disparate evidence about markets and the behaviour of players within them.
Rigorous modelling of the competitive process is indispensable to understanding the effects of a merger or the impact of competition remedies.
Statistical and econometric analysis provides essential support in competition cases before competition authorities or the courts.
Our expertise lies in the new and growing field of competition policy for network industries and the digital economy.
DotEcon has advised clients in many leading domestic and European competition cases, including complex enquiries into payment systems, insurance products and mobile call termination. We have supported parties in large telecommunications and media mergers.
We have undertaken major research projects for competition authorities such as the European Commission, the Competition and Markets Authority and the Competition Commission of Singapore. Our work has covered the breadth of competition policy and sectors as varied as the retail pharmacies, complex financial derivatives, and estate agencies.