Regular biography
Daniel Ershov is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at the UCL School of Management. He is also a CESifo Research Network Affiliate and a CEPR Research Affiliate. His research focuses on Quantitative Marketing and Empirical Industrial Organization, with an emphasis on the effects of digital technology, such as AI, on markets, and firm and consumer conduct online. Ershov holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Toronto and has previously worked as a professor at the Toulouse School of Economics and as an Economist for the Canadian government.
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Daniel Ershov is an Assistant Professor at UCL School of Management, specializing in Quantitative Marketing, Empirical Industrial Organization, and Economics of Digitization. His research explores algorithmic pricing, market competition, and the impact of digital platforms on consumer behavior and regulatory policy. He investigates topics such as advertising disclosure regulations, influencer marketing, and the role of technology in shaping market dynamics. His work combines empirical analysis with economic theory to address challenges in digital markets, including algorithmic collusion, mobile app competition, and the effects of deregulation on retail markets. Ershov's research provides insights into the intersection of technology, regulation, and market outcomes.