Professeurs et Recherche

Joao Montez

Contact

Full Professor
Department of Economics

Contact
joao.montez@unil.ch
Internef, room 539
Tel 021.692.34.76

Postal address
Université de Lausanne
Quartier UNIL-Chamberonne
Bâtiment Internef
1015 Lausanne

Teaching

master Advanced Topics in Industrial Organization
Related programme
Master of Science (MSc) in Economics

bachelor Analyse économique : microéconomie
Related programmes
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Economics
Bachelor (BSc) in Economic Sciences
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Management

bachelor Organisation Industrielle (BSc)
Related programmes
Bachelor (BSc) in Economic Sciences
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Economics
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Management

Assistants

	Noëmi Jacober noemi.jacober@unil.ch Tel: (021 692) 36 73 Room: NEF 556			Kalaivani Karunanethy kalaivani.karunanethy@unil.ch Tel: (021 692) 34 83 Room: NEF 533

Publications

7 last publications

: Peer Reviewed

In Press

	Montez J. V., Ruiz-Aliseda F. ; Ryall M. D. (in press). Competitive intensity and its two-sided effect on the boundaries of firm performance. Management Science.

2020

	MARXEN Annabelle, Montez Joao (Dir.) (2020). ANTICOMPETITIVE BEHAVIOR IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY THREE ESSAYS IN ANTITRUST ECONOMICS. Université de Lausanne, Faculté des hautes études commerciales.

2019

	Inderst Roman , Montez Joao (2019). Buyer power and mutual dependency in a model of negotiations. The RAND Journal of Economics, 50, 29-56.

2015

	Montez J. V. (2015). Controlling opportunism in vertical contracting when production precedes sales. The RAND Journal of Economics, 46, 650-670.

2014

	Montez J. V. (2014). One-to-many bargaining when pairwise agreements are non-renegotiable. Journal of Economic Theory, 152, 249-265.

2013

	Montez J. V. (2013). Inefficient sales delays by a durable-good monopoly facing a finite number of buyers. The RAND Journal of Economics, 44, 425-437.

2007

	Montez J. V. (2007). Downstream mergers and producer's capacity choice: why bake a larger pie when getting a smaller slice?. The RAND Journal of Economics, 38, 948-966.