Antitrust & Consumer Protection
An error-cost approach, informed by empirical, evidence-based analysis
About the Research Program
ICLE’s antitrust and consumer protection research agenda emphasizes an empirical, evidence-based approach, informed by a decision theory (“error cost”) mode of analysis. Our scholars evaluate the social costs and benefits of proposed interventions, focusing in particular on how institutions affect the appropriateness and the effectiveness of antitrust enforcement.Spotlights
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Brian Albrecht
Chief Economist
Dirk Auer
Director of Competition Policy
Mikołaj Barczentewicz
Senior Scholar
Eric Fruits
Senior Scholar
Daniel J. Gilman
Senior Scholar, Competition Policy
Gus Hurwitz
Director of Law & Economics Programs
Geoffrey A. Manne
President and Founder
Lazar Radic
Senior Scholar, Competition Policy
Joanna Shepherd
Professor of Law
Emory University School of Law
Joshua Wright
Professor of Law
Antonin Scalia Law School