Introduction to Competition Economics

The book is intended to be a reference book of Competition Economics for economists, consultants and/or practitioners. It is a review of demand and supply estimation, market structure, merger analysis, damage estimation, welfare loss, abuse of dominance, network effects, and a math and statistics. Faced with potential high fines, and damage claims firms are hiring experts to comply, defend or claim in antitrust cases. Complex economic and statistical issues appear in many cases. This book tries to cover a demand for a compact introductory level book on this field