Seminar

Past

Economic tools in competition practice: remedies with local markets, and evidence of harm in digital markets

  • Date1 February 2024
  • Time 17h00 - 18h00
  • Room Auditorium 3 JJ Laffont

Résumé

Understanding how theoretical knowledge learned at the university can be applied in real-life situations can be challenging. This presentation aims to illustrate how economic methods can be used to assist clients facing competition challenges, using parts of two real-life cases Positive Competition worked on. The first example explains how optimisation techniques can help to design remedies for a merger with local issues. The second example shows how statistical methods, such as clustering, can contribute to the evidence of harm in the context of an abuse of dominance between digital platforms.

Other seminars

On the Job as an Economist: Competition, Tech, and AI

  • Seminar

  • TSE Campus talk

  • Date 12 November 2026

  • Place Auditorium 4

Détails

Past

Business Talk with Charles Weymuller, Chief Economist at EDF

  • Seminar

  • TSE Campus talk

  • Date 29 October 2026

  • Place Auditorium 3 (J.J. Laffont)

  • Speaker or organiser Charles Weymuller

Détails

Past

Business Talk with Xavier Debrun, Chief Economist and Director General at the Banque de France

  • Seminar

  • TSE Campus talk

  • Date 7 October 2026

  • Place Amphi MI-V Isaac (Manufacture des Tabacs)

  • Speaker or organiser Xavier Debrun (Chief Economist and Director General from the Banque de France)

Détails