Tomaso Duso

Tomaso Duso is a distinguished academic and policy expert serving as:

• Head of the Firms and Markets Department at DIW Berlin
• Professor of Empirical Industrial Economics at TU Berlin
• Spokesperson of the Berlin Centre for Consumer Policies (BCCP)
• Chairman of Germany's Monopolies Commission
• Research Fellow at CEPR and CESIfo

His research focuses on empirical industrial organization, competition policy, regulatory economics, and applied microeconometrics. He has advised major European institutions including the European Commission, OECD, and European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

Recent publications analyze state aid effectiveness, market concentration trends, and digitalization's economic impacts. Notable work includes studies on broadband productivity, merger control frameworks, and crisis financial support mechanisms.

Scientific recognition includes:

• CEPR Research Fellowship
• CESIfo Research Fellowship
• Monopolies Commission Chairmanship
• European Commission advisory role

His public engagement shows through media appearances, policy commentaries, and conference participation on competition economics and industrial policy.