Mike Walker
British Competition Authority - CMA (London)
Chief Economic Adviser
Dr. Mike Walker was appointed Chief Economic Adviser at the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) on 11 September 2013. As a member of the Senior Executive Team and a central adviser to the Board, Dr. Walker plays an important role in the development of the new organisation. His previous roles include being Vice President at Charles River Associates in London and Brussels, Director of Competition Policy at London Economics, a Senior Regulatory Economist with British Telecom and a Senior Associate at Lexecon Ltd. in London and Brussels. He is the co-author of The Economics of EU Competition Law (Sweet & Maxwell, third edition, 2009) and a number of published articles. He is the Visiting Professor of Competition Economics at Loughborough University, a Visiting Fellow at Kings College, London, and the Course Director for the Masters/Diploma in Competition Economics at Kings College, London.
Linked authors
Adam Cooper
British Competition Authority - CMA (London)
Pablo Florian
AlixPartners (Chicago)
Peter Davis
Cornerstone Research (London)
Antonio Capobianco
OECD - Competition Division (Paris)
Simon Baxter
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom (Brussels)
James A. Keyte
Fordham Competition Law Institute - FCLI (New York)
Filip Kubik
European Commission (Brussels)
Stefaan Raes
Liedekerke Wolters Waelbroeck Kirkpatrick (Brussels)
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Articles
105 Bulletin
105
When is a margin squeeze not an abuse?* On 20 June 2013 Ofcom closed its long-running investigation of BT’s pricing of its Wholesale Calls product with a “no grounds for action” decision. The investigation, which commenced in August 2008, focused on allegations of margin squeeze made by THUS plc (...)
3141 Review
3141
Ces trois brefs articles présentent trois points de vue sur la théorie de l’entreprise défaillante. Le premier décrit les moyens de preuve de l’entreprise défaillante à travers trois études de cas. Celles-ci mettent en lumière les preuves qui peuvent être utilisées, ainsi que les analyses qui peuvent (...)
