Some Critical Comments on the Commission’s Guidance Paper on Art. 82 EC
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Yannis Katsoulacos
Professor Yannis Katsoulacos is a Visiting Professor at ESSEC Business School, Paris, 2019 – 2020, Visiting Professor at the LSE European Institute (2018 – 19), and a Professor of Economics at the Department of Economic Science of the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) (1994 – ). He has been a Senior Academic Consultant for CRA since 2011.
At AUEB, Professor Katsoulacos has been Department Chairman (2011 – 2015), University Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs (2007-2011) and Director of the Department’s Program of Post-graduate Studies (2000-2004). He directed the Executive MSc in Applied Economics and Finance (2003 – 2018).
He received his MSc and his Ph.D. in Economics from the London School of Economics and has since taught Theory of Industrial Organization, Economics of Competition and Regulation Policy, and Economics of Technological Change and Innovation at the under-graduate and post-graduate level. His main research interests are in areas of Competition Policy and Regulation and the Economics of Technical Change and Innovation.
Profess Katsoulacos held earlier roles teaching at the Universities of Southampton, Bristol and Liverpool, visiting roles at the University of Pittsburgh, Charles University (Prague), CREST-ENSAE (Paris), as well as Directorships at the Institute of Economic Policy Studies (Athens) and the Joint Doctorate Programme in Economics of AUEB and the University of Athens.
At AUEB, Professor Katsoulacos has been Department Chairman (2011 – 2015), University Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs (2007-2011) and Director of the Department’s Program of Post-graduate Studies (2000-2004). He directed the Executive MSc in Applied Economics and Finance (2003 – 2018).
He received his MSc and his Ph.D. in Economics from the London School of Economics and has since taught Theory of Industrial Organization, Economics of Competition and Regulation Policy, and Economics of Technological Change and Innovation at the under-graduate and post-graduate level. His main research interests are in areas of Competition Policy and Regulation and the Economics of Technical Change and Innovation.
Profess Katsoulacos held earlier roles teaching at the Universities of Southampton, Bristol and Liverpool, visiting roles at the University of Pittsburgh, Charles University (Prague), CREST-ENSAE (Paris), as well as Directorships at the Institute of Economic Policy Studies (Athens) and the Joint Doctorate Programme in Economics of AUEB and the University of Athens.
