Compass Prize
Congratulations to the winners!
The COMPASS Prize is awarded to published or forthcoming papers in a peer-reviewed journal that, in the opinion of the selection committee, make the most significant contributions to the understanding and implementation of competition policy. The 2007 co-winners, who will share $20,000, are:
- Mark Armstrong of University College London for his paper, published in the RAND Journal of Economics, entitled “Competition in Two-Sided Markets.”
- IgalHendel and Aviv Nevoof Northwestern University for their paper, published in Econometrica, entitled “Measuring the Implications of Sales and Consumer Inventory Behavior.”
The COMPASS Prize in the amount of $5,000 is awarded to the paper written by a Ph.D. candidate that makes the most significant contribution to the understanding and implementation of competition policy. The winner of this year’s Ph.D. award is:
- Nathan Miller of the University of California at Berkeley for his paper, “Can Strategic Leniency Fight Organized Crime? Empirical Evidence from Cartel Enforcement.”
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