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| SERDAR
DALKIR Principal Ph.D. and M.A. in Economics, Cornell University M.S. and B.S. in Economics, Middle East Technical University |
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Serdar Dalkir is an industrial organization economist with special expertise and experience in competition and regulation issues and damages with special emphasis on bidding (auction) markets, as well as evaluation of privatization programs and industrial-financial restructuring projects. He has extensive theoretical and empirical experience in economic modeling and assessment of restraint of trade, monopolization, dominance, merger, as well as ex ante regulation cases, and/or calculation of damages in a number of diverse industries including office supply superstores, airlines, leasing of petroleum tracts, highway construction, telecommunications, scientific journals, soft drinks, health insurers, and health providers.
Dr. Dalkir has taught numerous seminars at the Turkish Competition Authority and provided verbal and written comments on proposed changes to the Turkish competition law. In addition, he has consulted with the Turkish Energy Market Regulatory Authority on bidding (auction) mechanisms and served as a consultant to the World Bank for evaluating privatization programs and industrial-financial restructuring projects.
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