Kristof Zetenyi is the Vice President of Analysis Group in Los Angeles. He specializes in applying microeconomics, econometrics, and statistical methods to complex litigation and non-litigation matters in the areas of antitrust and competition, class certification, and labor and employment. He has extensive experience across a variety of industries, such as book publishing, health care, air travel, agriculture, software, newspapers, and app distribution. An Analysis Group team led by Dr. Zetenyi was recognized by Global Competition Review’s (GCR’s) 2022 antitrust awards for its work on Epic Games, Inc. v. Apple, Inc., which was awarded “Matter of the Year” and “Litigation of the Year – Non-cartel Defence.” As an expert witness, Dr. Zetenyi has provided expert economic testimony analyzing data related to the removal, storage, and disposal of unhoused residents’ personal property during unhoused residents’ encampments cleanups pursuant to the Los Angeles Municipal Code 56.11. Dr. Zetenyi has also studied the impacts of various local, state, and federal regulations, such as the efficacy of Australia’s tobacco plain packaging legislation, the impact of minimum-pay rules and driver reclassification as employees on the platform business model in the ridesharing industry, and the impact of Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards on passenger vehicle design and the trends in passenger vehicle upsizing in the US.
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The second-score auction (SSA) model is often used to evaluate the potential competitive effects of a merger or acquisition involving markets in which sellers and buyers set individualized prices for products. This article discusses the interpretation and implementation of efficiencies in the (...)
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