Presentations and Lectures given by CCP Members

2017

Catherine Waddams

At the CERRE event on ‘Empowering Energy Consumers: Current and future challenges and options’, Brussels 9th March

The Consumer and The Retailer

2016

Amelia Fletcher

2016 Network for Integrated Behavioural Science (NIBS), 6 April 2016

Incoherent consumer preferences in markets - what do we learn from the work of the regulators?

Mary Guy

Sixth Biennial Conference, ECPR Standing Group on Regulatory Governance, Tilburg University, 6 July 2016

How should the new economic regulators for healthcare work with the competition authorities?

Mary Guy

AHRC Medicine Markets Morals Network Meeting, Liverpool, 27 May 2016

Competition Policy in Bismark and Beveridge healthcare systems: How do competition law, economic regulation and merger control operate in Dutch and English healthcare?

Natalya Mosunova

Poster presentation at the 10th Annual International Graduate Legal Research Conference, 4-5 April 2016

Does the new design of Russia’s anti-cartel offence contribute to the deterrence of cartels?  

Robert Sugden

2016 Network for Integrated Behavioural Science (NIBS), 6 April 2016 - Keynote Speaker

The opportunity criterion

Robert Sugden

Department of Economics Seminar, University of Copenhagen, 27 April 2016

Preference purification and the inner rational agent: a critique of the conventional wisdom of behavioural welfare economics

Robert Sugden

Economic Science Association International Meeting, Jerusalem, 7-11 July 2016

Preference purification and the inner rational agent: a critique of the conventional wisdom of behavioural welfare economics

Catherine Waddams

The Energy Customer, Marketforce's 17th Energy Forum, 27 September 2016

The price cap for prepayment customers: Creating a fairer market? 

2015

Amelia Fletcher

Behavioural Exchange International Behavioural Insights Conference (BX2015), 3 September 2015

Behavioural Economics:Theory and Practical Market Intervention

Amelia Fletcher

Finnish Competition Authority, 25 August 2015

Behavioural economics and its possible implications for antitrust

2014

Amelia Fletcher

Kings College Lunchtime Lecture, 8 May 2014

Regulation for competition - Real medicine for markets or life-extending elixir for regulatory quacks?

Amelia Fletcher

IBC Annual Conference in Competition Economics 2014, 7 May 2014

The increase in "RPM" cases brought by competition authorities

2013

Behavioural Economics in Competition and Consumer Policy: CCP book

Download the presentation slides from the launch of the book, which took place at the Competition Commission on the 27th November 2013.

Amelia Fletcher

Beesley Lecture Series, 14 November 2013

Privatisation, economic regulation and competition in the utilities: Have we got the balance right?

2012

Greg Shaffer

Office of Fair Trade Seminar, 27 June 2012

Economics of Parities and Differentials

2011

Catherine Waddams

Beesley Lecture Series, 29 September 2011

Response to speech by Peter Freeman, CBE, QC - On restructuring competition policy: what is the best institutional model?

2017

Catherine Waddams

At the CERRE event on ‘Empowering Energy Consumers: Current and future challenges and options’, Brussels 9th March

The Consumer and The Retailer

2016

Amelia Fletcher

2016 Network for Integrated Behavioural Science (NIBS), 6 April 2016

Incoherent consumer preferences in markets - what do we learn from the work of the regulators?

Mary Guy

Sixth Biennial Conference, ECPR Standing Group on Regulatory Governance, Tilburg University, 6 July 2016

How should the new economic regulators for healthcare work with the competition authorities?

Mary Guy

AHRC Medicine Markets Morals Network Meeting, Liverpool, 27 May 2016

Competition Policy in Bismark and Beveridge healthcare systems: How do competition law, economic regulation and merger control operate in Dutch and English healthcare?

Natalya Mosunova

Poster presentation at the 10th Annual International Graduate Legal Research Conference, 4-5 April 2016

Does the new design of Russia’s anti-cartel offence contribute to the deterrence of cartels?  

Robert Sugden

2016 Network for Integrated Behavioural Science (NIBS), 6 April 2016 - Keynote Speaker

The opportunity criterion

Robert Sugden

Department of Economics Seminar, University of Copenhagen, 27 April 2016

Preference purification and the inner rational agent: a critique of the conventional wisdom of behavioural welfare economics

Robert Sugden

Economic Science Association International Meeting, Jerusalem, 7-11 July 2016

Preference purification and the inner rational agent: a critique of the conventional wisdom of behavioural welfare economics

Catherine Waddams

The Energy Customer, Marketforce's 17th Energy Forum, 27 September 2016

The price cap for prepayment customers: Creating a fairer market? 

2015

Amelia Fletcher

Behavioural Exchange International Behavioural Insights Conference (BX2015), 3 September 2015

Behavioural Economics:Theory and Practical Market Intervention

Amelia Fletcher

Finnish Competition Authority, 25 August 2015

Behavioural economics and its possible implications for antitrust

2014

Amelia Fletcher

Kings College Lunchtime Lecture, 8 May 2014

Regulation for competition - Real medicine for markets or life-extending elixir for regulatory quacks?

Amelia Fletcher

IBC Annual Conference in Competition Economics 2014, 7 May 2014

The increase in "RPM" cases brought by competition authorities

2013

Behavioural Economics in Competition and Consumer Policy: CCP book

Download the presentation slides from the launch of the book, which took place at the Competition Commission on the 27th November 2013.

Amelia Fletcher

Beesley Lecture Series, 14 November 2013

Privatisation, economic regulation and competition in the utilities: Have we got the balance right?

2012

Greg Shaffer

Office of Fair Trade Seminar, 27 June 2012

Economics of Parities and Differentials

2011

Catherine Waddams

Beesley Lecture Series, 29 September 2011

Response to speech by Peter Freeman, CBE, QC - On restructuring competition policy: what is the best institutional model?