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Michael R. Baye

Former Director, Bureau of Economics

Speeches, Articles, and Statements

Empirical Methods in Antitrust, – Economic Summit of Chief Economists (Competition Bureau Canada, Economic Policy and Enforcement Branch) (November 2008)
Contests with Rank-Order Spillovers – Presented at the Venice Summer Institute 2008 Workshop on Advances in the Theory of Contests and its Applications (July 2008)
Opening Remarks of Michael R. Baye – Before the Consumer Information and the Mortage Market Conference (May 2008)
The Economics of Consumer Protection, Antitrust, and Policy – Prepared speech before Bentley College (April 2008)
Presentation at the Brussels Forum – Sponsored by the Mentor Group (Conrad Hotel) (April 2008)
Prepared remarks before Penn State University – The Center for the Study of Auctions, Procurements and Competition Policy (April 2008)
Michael R. Baye's Interview with The Threshold – Volume VIII Number 2, American Bar Association (April 2008)
Is There a Doctor in the House? The Value of Economic Expertise in Antitrust, Consumer Protection and Public Policy – Prepared Remarks for "Breakfast with the Federal Trade Commission Bureau Directors," American Bar Association's 56th Antitrust Law Spring Meeting (March 2008)
The Antitrust Source Interview – ABA (February 2008)
Market Defnition in Online Markets – Presentation at a conference: Merger Analysis in High Technology Markets, sponsored by the George Mason University School of Law (February 2008)
The Role of Economists in Antitrust: Getting the Most from Your Economic Expert – Prepared Remarks before the Economics and Federal Civil Enforcement Committees of the American Bar Association's Antitrust Section Brownbag , Kirkland and Ellis (October 2007)

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