Professor
David Collie
BSc
& BCom, MSc(Econ), PhD
Cardiff Business School
Cardiff University
Research
Industrial
Organization and International Trade Theory: Sustaining
collusion with asymmetric costs; Collusion and the elasticity of demand; Collusion
in differentiated duopolies with quadratic costs; The welfare effects of trade
liberalization and the gains from trade under oligopoly; The application of
game theory to the modelling of trade policy,
competition policy, and industrial policy; European Union state aid policy; EU
and US anti-dumping policy, Anti-dumping duties and the Byrd amendment;
Migration and trade with external economies of Scale; Auctioning immigration
visas. Foreign Direct Investment.
Research and Working Papers
Publications
Teaching
In
2011/2012, the final-year undergraduate Microeconomic Analysis and the
International Trade option, the graduate Advanced Microeconomic Theory course
for first-year M.Sc./Ph.D. students. Students at
Cardiff University on these courses can access teaching materials on Learning
Central (aka Blackboard).
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Collie@Cardiff Business School
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