Carlo Reggiani

Carlo Reggiani is a Senior Lecturer in Microeconomics at The University of Manchester, affiliated with the ECON department. His research focuses on industrial organization, competition policy and regulation, and the digital economy. He explores topics such as digital platforms regulation, the economics of data, and the impact of data in the economy. Reggiani uses a combination of theoretical and empirical methods in his work. He has taught at various institutions, including the University of Bologna, York, Singapore Institute of Management, and Manchester. He is also involved in the Manchester Economic Theory Research Area Group and accepts PhD students in these areas.

Carlo Reggiani's research focuses on Industrial Organization, Digital Economy, and Competition Policy. His work explores topics such as net neutrality, price discrimination, and the economic effects of price parity clauses. He investigates the role of data in market dynamics, including data-driven market leadership and strategic data sales. Reggiani also examines the impact of competition on productivity and trade, as well as the behavior of firms in mixed oligopolies. His studies cover both traditional and digital markets, with a particular emphasis on online platforms and their regulatory implications. Additionally, he analyzes the effects of cartel punishment and the distortive effects of fines on market competition.