Regulation and Competition
Determining the appropriate amount and design of government regulation requires understanding the trade-offs between consumer protections and business innovation and productivity. Often, the ideal level of regulation in an industry is determined by competition and market structure. SIEPR scholars produce the knowledge and analysis that informs regulations on various industries and their impact as well as how markets can best be designed to generate benefits for both consumers and producers.
Keywords: industrial organization, market design, regulation, antitrust, mergers, competition policy
People in Regulation and Competition Research
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Anat Admati
Professor of Finance and Economics -
Hunt Allcott
Professor at the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability -
Claudia Allende Santa Cruz
Assistant Professor of Economics -
Itai Ashlagi
Professor of Management Science and Engineering -
Susan Athey
Professor of Economics -
Kyle Bagwell
Professor of Economics -
Laurence Baker
Professor of Finance and Economics -
Juliane Begenau
Associate Professor of Finance -
B. Douglas Bernheim
Professor of Economics -
Jay Bhattacharya
Professor of Health Policy, Emeritus -
Michael Blank
Assistant Professor of Finance -
Timothy Bresnahan
Professor in Technology and the Economy, Emeritus -
Greg Buchak
Associate Professor of Finance -
Jeremy Bulow
Professor of Economics -
José Ignacio Cuesta
Assistant Professor of Economics -
Ed deHaan
Professor of Accounting -
Liran Einav
Professor of Economics -
Matthew Gentzkow
Professor of Economics -
Judith Goldstein
Professor of International Communication -
Lawrence Goulder
Professor of Economics, Emeritus -
Joseph Grundfest
Professor of Law and Business, Emeritus -
Deborah Haas-Wilson
Visiting Professor -
Zhiguo He
James Irvin Miller Professor of Finance -
Daniel Ho
Professor of Law -
Colleen Honigsberg
Professor of Law -
Solomon Hsiang
Professor at the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability -
Anne Joseph O'Connell
Professor of Law -
Ömer Karaduman
Assistant Professor of Operations, Information and Technology -
Daniel P. Kessler
Professor of Political Economy -
Charles D. Kolstad
Senior Fellow, Emeritus -
Anne O. Krueger
Professor of Sciences and Humanities, Emeritus -
Mark Lemley
Professor of Law -
Jonathan Levin
President and Bing Presidential Professor -
Thomas MaCurdy
Professor of Economics -
Neale Mahoney
Trione Director of SIEPR -
Paul Milgrom
Professor of Economics -
Alison Morantz
Professor of Law -
Roger G. Noll
Professor of Economics, Emeritus -
Bruce Owen
Professor in Public Policy, Emeritus -
A. Mitchell Polinsky
Professor of Law and Economics -
Maria Polyakova
Associate Professor of Health Policy -
Stefan Reichelstein
Professor of Accounting, Emeritus -
Gregory Rosston
Gordon Cain Senior Fellow -
Alvin Roth
Professor of Economics -
Fiona M. Scott Morton
Trione Visiting Professor -
Natalia Serna
Assistant Professor of Health Policy -
Amit Seru
Professor of Finance -
Isaac Sorkin
Associate Professor of Economics -
Alan O. Sykes
Professor of Law -
Michael Tomz
Professor of Political Science -
Shoshana Vasserman
Associate Professor of Economics -
Frank A. Wolak
Professor of Economics
Related Publications
- Bernstein, J., Cummings, R., Mahoney, N., & McEntarfer, E. (2026). The U.S. economy in 2026: What to watch for. Policy Brief.
- Bauer, S. (2025). Competition and Welfare in Airport Slot Allocation. Working Paper.
- Athey, S., & Scott Morton, F. (2025). Artificial Intelligence, Competition, and Welfare. Working Paper.
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