Christopher Doyle

Curriculum Vitae

Contact details

Telephone: +44 (0)24 765 23935 (Office)

Fax: +44 (0)24 765 23032 (Department)

Email: Christopher dot Doyle at warwick dot ac dot uk

Room: S2.104

Advice and Feedback Hours:
Term 2 2017/18 Tuesday and Thursday 10-11am

Please send me an email Christopher dot Doyle at warwick dot ac dot uk to make an appointment. Slots are 10 minutes in duration. Indicate your time preference on your chosen date AND provide a brief reason for your meeting. I will reply to confirm arrangements.

Principal Teaching Fellow

Obtained his PhD in game theory applications in Economics at Warwick in 1985 under the supervision of Kevin Roberts. Previously held research posts at Cambridge, London Business School and Warwick Business School and visiting posts at: LSE; Queen's, Canada; Charles University, Prague; and INSEAD, France. His work on access pricing with Mark Armstrong and John Vickers in the 1990s has been widely cited and his earlier work with Sweder van Wijnbergen on the taxation of multinationals was pioneering. In the late 1990s he left the LBS to take up a senior post in a leading economic consulting firm. He returned to full-time academia in 2005 at WBS before taking up his current post in the Department. He is currently writing a manuscript for publication in the field of applied game theory and strategy. He is a keen cyclist, enjoys music and travel.

Research & Consulting Interests

Microeconomics (Regulation, Competition Policy, Applied Game Theory)
Economics of radio spectrum management, including pricing, valuation and spectrum auctions
Note on Algorithmic Collusion

Teaching 2017/18

EC202 Microeconomics 2 Compulsory core 2nd year u/g module (Module Leader)
EC337 Industrial Economics 2 Optional 3rd year u/g module (Module Leader)
EC345 Behavioural Economics Optional 3rd year u/g module
Think Like a Postgrad slides

Supervision

I supervise both MSc and PhD students on topics related to my research interests. Currently I am writing about dishonesty and cheating.

Personal Tutor

Termly meetings with my personal tutees will take place on Tuesdays 11am-12.30pm - the duration is 10 minutes for a meeting. To make a booking please send me an email Christopher dot Doyle at warwick dot ac dot uk with 'Personal Tutor Meeting' in the subject and indicate a preferred time. I will reply to confirm arrangements.

Development Review Meetings

Annual review for third year students held during term 1 of each academic year. Meetings for this academic year have been completed.

External Links

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