Robert D. Willig
1 book
About the Author
Robert D. Willig is an influential economist whose work has shaped modern thinking about industrial organization, competition, and public policy. Best known for his contributions to the theory of contestable markets, he has examined how market structure, regulation, and strategic behavior affect firms and consumers. His scholarship combines rigorous economic analysis with practical relevance for antitrust policy and regulatory design. Willig’s research has informed academic debates and policy discussions concerning competition in concentrated industries, the behavior of incumbent firms, and the conditions under which markets can deliver efficient outcomes.
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analytical
rigorous
policy-oriented
Books by Robert D. Willig
