Economic theory and quantitative analysis are imperative to understanding how regulatory policies affect businesses and why markets sometimes fail to promote efficiency, innovation and consumers welfare. Additionally, economic analysis is essential for designing and reforming regulatory institutions and understanding the implications of alternative regulatory structures.
We use economic theories of regulation and cutting-edge empirical methods to assist governments, regulators and regulated entities in dealing with a wide range of challenges arising in sectors under regulation, such as energy, telecommunications, media, water, healthcare and transportation.
Our clients value our in-depth knowledge of sector-specific regulation economics, our ability to provide innovative solutions to a wide range of complex issues arising from regulation, as well as the clarity and comprehensiveness of our expert advice and submissions.
