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Diego Moreno is a Professor of Economics at Charles III University of Madrid. He earned his PhD in Economics from the State University of New York and serves as an associate editor for the Journal of Public Economic Theory and International Game Theory Review. His research focuses on microeconomics, game theory, and industrial economics, particularly the role of information in competitive environments (e.g., adverse selection markets) and strategic settings (e.g., public tenders), alongside regulatory policy design for imperfectly competitive markets (e.g., mergers and acquisitions).
His educational background includes:
- PhD in Economics, State University of New York
Professor Moreno's research centers on information asymmetry and strategic behavior in markets. He investigates how imperfect information affects competitive dynamics and develops frameworks for regulatory interventions in oligopolistic markets. His work bridges theoretical rigor with practical policy applications, influencing fields like banking regulation and antitrust policy.
His publication record reveals consistent exploration of information economics and strategic interactions. Key themes include transparency mechanisms in financial systems, auction design under entry heterogeneity, and capacity constraints in oligopoly competition. Recent work extends into contest theory and multinational tax policy, demonstrating interdisciplinary relevance across finance, industrial organization, and public economics.
He teaches Microeconomics, Information Economics, and Microeconomics II for Master's programs in Economics and Industrial Economics, shaping advanced curriculum in economic theory.
