Research Interests

My research focuses on three areas in empirical Industrial Organization. The first analyzes public policy issues in the pay television industry, economic and econometric consequences of bundling and/or both. The second analyzes the economics of information, in particular how consumer learning and advertising influences demand, competition, and market performance. The last considers issues of dynamic competition. 

For more information, please see my research page here.

Teaching 2009/2010

I will be teaching two (and a bit) courses in 2009-10:

• EC326: Industrial Economics 2.
  • I will be teaching the fall term in this module and Claudio Mezzetti will be teaching the winter term.  For more details, go here.
    

• EC226:  Econometrics 1.
  • Jeremy Smith will be teaching the fall term in this module and I will be teaching (most of) the winter term.  For more details, go here.
    

• EC943:  Industrial Economic Analysis.
  • Michael Waterson and I will be sharing this course.  I will be teaching a few lectures on estimating differentiated product demand systems in weeks 3 and 4.  For more details, go here.
    

Curriculum Vitae