The AdC Competition Policy Award aims to enhance scientific research in competition economics and law.
2022 Edition
The selection committee has awarded the AdC Competition Policy Award to Bruno Pellegrino, Assistant Professor of Finance at the University of Maryland's Smith School of Business, for the paper entitled "Product Differentiation and Oligopoly: a Network Approach".
The 2022 edition was open to academic papers in the field of Competition Economics.
Selection Committee
Margarida Matos Rosa, AdC
Luís Cabral, NYU Stern
Massimo Motta, Barcelona GSE
Patrick Rey, Toulouse School of Economics
Pedro Pita Barros, Nova School of Business and Economics
Read the rules of procedure.
Previous editions of the AdC Competition Policy Award
Shifting the Digital Paradigm: Towards a Sui Generis Competition Policy, by Oles Andriychuk.
Selection committee
Miguel Moura e Silva (member of the Board of the AdC)
Frédéric Jenny (OECD)
Johannes Laitenberger (EU General Court)
Richard Whish (King’s College London)
Sofia Oliveira Pais (Católica Faculdade de Direito Escola do Porto)
Kati Cseres (ACELG)
Lisa Lovdahl Gormsen (BIICL)
“Killer Acquisitions” by Colleen Cunningham, Florian Ederer and Song Ma.
Selection Committee
Margarida Matos Rosa (President of the AdC)
Luís Cabral (NYU Stern)
Massimo Motta (Barcelona GSE)
Patrick Rey (Toulouse School of Economics)
Pedro Pita Barros (Nova School of Business and Economics)
“Regulating online platforms: lessons from 100 years of telecommunications regulation”, by Friso Bostoen
Selection Committee
Maria João Melícias (member of the Board of the AdC)
Eleanor Fox (New York University School of Law)
Frédéric Jenny (OCDE)
Johannes Laitenberger (EU General Court)
José Luís da Cruz Vilaça (CV Advogados, former Court of Justice of the European Union)
Richard Whish (King’s College London)
Sofia Oliveira Pais (UCP)
“Pay-for-Delay with Settlement Externalities”, by Emil Palikot and Matias Pietola
Selection Committee
Margarida Matos Rosa (President of the AdC)
Luís Cabral (NYU Stern School of Business)
Massimo Motta (Barcelona Graduate School of Economics)
Pedro Pita Barros (Nova School of Business & Economics)
Fiona Scott Morton (Yale School of Management)