Towards Inclusive Competition Analyses: The Questions We Overlook
April 26, 2021
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One of the stated goals of competition policy and antitrust enforcement is to maintain balance and fairness in markets by
Maria Stoyadinova
Maria Stoyadinova is a Senior Vice President with Compass Lexecon based in Washington, DC. She has experience consulting on a number of merger and acquisition cases in the food, retail, medical equipment and information technology sectors. She has also been involved in a variety of litigation and antitrust matters, including breach of contract, price fixing and intellectual property disputes in the telecommunications, advanced fibers, office supply and pharmaceutical industries.
Previously, Maria worked as an Associate at LECG, a Managing Analyst at the Compass Lexecon Los Angeles office and a Consultant in the Poverty Reduction and Economic Management division at the World Bank. Maria holds an M.A. with Honors from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), with concentrations in International Law and International Economics.
Previously, Maria worked as an Associate at LECG, a Managing Analyst at the Compass Lexecon Los Angeles office and a Consultant in the Poverty Reduction and Economic Management division at the World Bank. Maria holds an M.A. with Honors from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), with concentrations in International Law and International Economics.
