Guillermo Marshall

Guillermo Marshall is an Associate Professor at The University of British Columbia, Sauder School of Business, within the Strategy & Business Economics Division. His research focuses on Industrial Organization, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, and Competition policy. Marshall's work includes studies on dynamic contest design, vertical integration, and the competitive impact of innovation. He has published in leading journals such as the American Economic Review, Journal of Political Economy, and International Journal of Industrial Organization. His research explores how competition and innovation shape market outcomes and policy design. Marshall is also the Director of the Phelps Centre for Study of Government and Business and holds the UPS Foundation Chair in Regulation and Competition Policy.

Guillermo Marshall is a scholar specializing in Industrial Organization, Antitrust, and Innovation and Entrepreneurship. His research explores the competitive impact of vertical integration, the role of product markets in innovation, and the dynamics of tournament design. He investigates how firms' strategies influence market outcomes, including the effects of mergers in innovative industries and the welfare implications of price discrimination. Marshall also examines the relationship between entrepreneurship and economic conditions, as well as the impact of institutional reforms on market structures. His work combines empirical analysis with theoretical insights to understand strategic behavior and market efficiency.