COSME

Committee on Education in Economics

Dating Committee

Committee on Industrial Economics

Committee on Industrial Economics

In December 2014, the Spanish Economic Association created its Industrial Economics Committee, which simultaneously took over the organization of the Industrial Economics Conference. The Jornadas are held annually and, with 30 years of history, are the most important conference held in Spain on issues related to research in industrial economics, market regulation and competition policy. Their excellent reputation has made them an outstanding meeting place for academics in these areas, not only in Spain but also internationally.

Board

PRESIDENT

RICARDO FLORES-FILLOL

Universidad Rovira i Virgili

MEMBER

LUIS AGUIAR

University of Zurich

MEMBER

PILAR BENEITO

Universidad de Valencia

MEMBER

PAULA GONZÁLEZ

Universidad Pablo de Olavide

Duties

The functions of the Industrial Economics Committee are: 1) To decide the venue of JEI and appoint the chair of the “local committee” who, in turn, decides his/her team. 2) To supervise its funds in the account of the Spanish Economic Association, being responsible for any income or expense decision. 3) To appoint the chair of the “scientific committee” who, in turn, decides his/her team trying to have members from different institutions. The “scientific committee” has a one-year mandate, which corresponds to the organization of an edition of JEI. Therefore, the Committee on Industrial Economics appoints the chair of the “scientific committee” every year during the fall term (i.e., after the celebration of JEI in September). 4) To supervise the “scientific committee” and the “local committee”, as well as to facilitate their coordination. 5) To maintain the link and communication with the Spanish Economic Association. 6) Other strategic decisions.

JORNADAS DE ECONOMÍA INDUSTRIAPAST “YOUNG ECONOMIST PRIZE” WINNERS

JEI-2010-Madrid: Johannes Muthers, presenting “Resale price maintenance: Hurting competitors, consumers and yourself” (co-publication with Matthias Hunold).

JEI-2011-Valencia: Andrew Rhodes, for the publication “Re-examining the effects of switching costs”.

JEI-2012-Murcia: Javier D. Donna, for the publication “Complements and substitutes in sequential auctions: The case of water auctions” (joint publication with José Antonio Espín Sánchez).

JEI-2013-Segovia: Dragan Jovanovic, for the publication “Mergers, managerial incentives, and efficiencies”.

JEI-2015-Alicante: Manuel J. García-Santana, for the publication “Competition and the welfare gains from transportation infrastructure: Evidence from the golden quadrilateral of India” (joint publication with José Asturias and Roberto Ramos).

JEI-2016-Palma de Mallorca: Lorenzo Magnolfi, for the publication “Estimation of discrete games with weak assumptions on information” (joint publication with Camilla Roncoroni).

JEI-2017-Pamplona: Miguel Espinosa, for the publication “Sourcing of expertise and the boundaries of the firm: The case of lobbyists”.

JEI-2018-Barcelona: JorgeLemus, for the publication “Proportional restraints in horizontal patent settlements” (joint publication with Erik Hovenkamp).

JEI-2019-Madrid: Timo Klein, for the publication “Autonomous algorithmic collusion: Q-learning under sequential pricing”.

JEI-2021-online: Fabrizio Leone, for the publication “Multinational enterprises, technology transfers and robot adoption”.

JEI-2022-Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: Kevin Remmy, for the publication “Adjustable product attributes, indirect network effects, and subsidy design: The case of electric vehicles”.

JEI-2023-Bilbao: Jacopo Gambato, for the publication “Consumer search and firm strategy with multi-attribute products”.

JEI-2024-Sevilla: Juan Hidalgo, for the publication «This craft’s for you! Entry and market(ing) competition in the US beer Industry».