Javier D. Donna

Javier D. Donna works in economics with a focus on industrial organization and antitrust, studying topics like mergers and market competition, pricing and consumer behavior, auctions, and how digital platforms and intermediaries affect markets. Much of the recent work examines legal and policy questions such as merger guidelines, antitrust damages, and specific high-profile cases (e.g., the Microsoft-Activision merger and United States v. Google). This research combines empirical economic analysis with applications to competition law and regulatory policy.

Publication output has been steady to growing over the last decade, rising from occasional years with no output to a consistent 4-7 papers per year since 2020.

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