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Professor Daniele Condorelli is a faculty member in the Department of Economics at the University of Warwick. His research focuses on Microeconomic Theory, Networks and Platforms, and Mechanism Design. He holds a Professor title and is affiliated with the Department of Economics. His work explores topics such as consumer hold-up in ecosystems, data-driven envelopment, and surplus bounds in Cournot competition.
His research interests span strategic models of intermediation networks, auction design, and information economics. Notable publications include studies on vertical mergers in digital ecosystems, privacy-policy impacts on data monetization, and optimal mechanism design for market efficiency.
Recent articles highlight his contributions to understanding platform competition, resale networks, and algorithmic game theory. His work often intersects with antitrust policy, digital market governance, and incentive design in networked environments. Professor Condorelli advises students in economics and is involved in academic administration, offering office hours by appointment.
