Carlo Reggiani

Dr. Carlo Reggiani is a Lecturer in Microeconomics at the University of Manchester and member of the Manchester Economic Theory Research Group. He holds degrees from the University of Bologna and University of York, with teaching experience across multiple institutions including Singapore Institute of Management. His research employs theoretical and empirical methods to study Industrial Organization, Competition Policy, Regulation, and Digital Economics, with particular focus on pricing strategies and product differentiation in digital markets.

Reggiani's work examines digital platform economies, market competition structures, and regulatory impacts. Recent publications explore price coordination in data-driven markets, spatial competition models, and platform-enabled innovation in tourism. His research consistently addresses how digital transformation reshapes industry dynamics and consumer outcomes.

Reggiani actively supervises graduate students in industrial organization topics and contributes to interdisciplinary projects including the Centre for Digital Trust and Society, investigating social and technological dimensions of digital systems.