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Empirical and theoretical approaches pioneered by CRA economists have been accepted as standard practice by competition economists and enforcers worldwide.
We tailor our analyses to fit the facts and economics of each case, bringing a unique combination of creativity and rigor to each matter. CRA economists have also testified in litigated competition cases, or met with and provided submissions to antitrust enforcement agencies. In our work, and in discussions with clients, we distill complex competition issues and economic analyses into concepts and arguments that are understandable to non-economists.
Our expertise in antitrust economics, econometrics, mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and related matters has made us the firm of choice for clients and competition authorities around the globe. Our globally based antitrust economists have the knowledge, jurisdiction-specific expertise, and geographic presence required to efficiently support clients around the world.
Market simulations that we have seen used in consumer protection class action litigation apply what is known as the static Nash Bertrand model of competition...
In response, recent EU measures such as the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and the Data Act aim to level the playing field between platforms and their users by...
CRA is a proud sponsor of the event organized by the Competition Bureau, the Competition Tribunal and the Canadian Bar Association. This annual event gives...
CRA is a proud sponsor of a session during the conference hosted by the Department of Economics at Northeastern University. The conference will include panel...
Yajing Jiang participates in the Mock Trial presented by the Mergers & Acquisitions and Trial Practice Committees. The Merger Guidelines recognize the...
CRA is a proud sponsor of the event honoring the world’s leading antitrust lawyers, economists and enforcers as well as the biggest cases from 2025. View CRA’s...
