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Nathan Miller | Professor, Georgetown University, McDonough School of . . . Home Research Resources Academic Vita Contact information Research Working papers and research projects Technology and Market Power in the Cement Industry (with Matthew Osborne, Gloria Sheu, and Gretchen Sileo) June 2025, resubmitted to American Economic Review Phoning Home: The Procurement of Telecommunications for Incarcerated Individuals in the United States (with Marleen Marra and
Nathan Miller | Professor, Georgetown University, McDonough School of . . . Home Research Resources Academic Vita Contact information Research Working papers and research projects Technology and Market Power: The United States Cement Industry, 1974-2019 (with Matthew Osborne, Gloria Sheu, and Gretchen Sileo) June 2023, reject and resubmit at American Economic Review Phoning Home: The Procurement of Telecommunications for Incarcerated Individuals in the United States
Nathan Miller | Professor, Georgetown University, McDonough School of . . . Nested Logit Demand Materials prepared in support of the Miller and Weinberg (2017) research project on the U S beer industry Notes that derive market shares and the first and second derivatives of demand for the one-level and two-level nested logit demand systems
Nathan H. Miller Nathan H Miller Georgetown University 37th and O Streets, NW Washington, DC 20057 nhm27@georgetown edu www nathanhmiller org Updated January 2025
Nathan Miller | Professor, Georgetown University, McDonough School of . . . Nathan Miller Home Research Resources Academic Vita Contact information Contact Information Georgetown University McDonough School of Business 37th O Streets, NW Rafik B Hariri Building, Office 323 Washington DC 20057 Email: nhm27 [at] georgetown [ ] edu
Industrial Organization and The Rise of Market Power Merger retrospectives find some examples of seemingly anti-competitive mergers (e g , Miller and Weinberg [2017]) along with others where prices go down (Asker and Nocke [2022])
International Journal of Industrial Organization School of Business and Department o Economics Email: nathan miller@georgetown edu Disclaimer: I regularly consult with antitrust authorities and private com-panies on antitrust matters, and some of those consulting relationships are confidential In 2022, I testified on behalf of the United States about the Northeast Al
Rising Markups Rising Prices? - nathanhmiller. org For cement, Miller et al (2022) find that precalciner kilns raised fixed cost and lowered marginal cost This increased market power as some plants closed, with prices being flat over time
Quantitative Methods for Evaluating the Unilateral Effects of Mergers Miller et al (2016) provide Monte Carlo evidence demonstrating that the procedure is quite accurate in predicting merger price effects under a variety of different demand systems But how often are reliable estimates of pass-through available in practice?