Ricardo Landeiro de Sousa Gonçalves

Associate Professor

Ricardo Landeiro de Sousa Gonçalves

Associate Professor

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Associate Professor with Habilitation at Católica Porto Business School.

He holds a PhD and a MSc in Economics from the University of York (UK) and graduated in Economics from Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão (UTL, Portugal).

His main areas of expertise are microeconomics, auction theory and competition policy and regulation and it is in these areas that he teaches several courses at the undergratuate and postgraduate level.

He has done a wide variety of consultancy work for private and public entities, both in Portugal and abroad, on several topics related to regulation and competition in the telecommunications, financial services and health sectors (among others).

Areas of Research:

Economics

Publications

Paper

A note on the wallet game with discrete bid levels

Ricardo Landeiro de Sousa Gonçalves (with Gonçalves, R.). 2017. Economics Letters

Católica Porto Business School welcomes delegation of counsellors from Latin America

First Negócios Sustentabilidade 20|30 conference on Environment

CEGE4ALL: The Impact of Nutrition Claims on Purchase Behavior for Food Products

Ricardo Landeiro de Sousa Gonçalves

Ricardo Landeiro de Sousa Gonçalves

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A note on the wallet game with discrete bid levels

A social cost perspective in the wake of the Portuguese strategy for the fight against drugs

Anti-Competitive Impact of Pseudo-Generics

Backward Partial Vertical Integration Through Private Placement

Cartel deterrence and the labour market for managers

Cost orientation and xDSL services: Retail-minus vs. LRAIC

Economies of scale and scope in the provision of diagnostic techniques and therapeutic services in Portuguese hospitals

Empirical Evidence on the Impact of Reserve Prices in English Auctions

Experimental evidence on English auctions: Oral outcry versus clock

How do antitrust regimes impact on cartel formation and managers’ labor market? An experiment

Irrationality in English auctions

Learning through Simultaneous Play: Evidence from Penny Auctions

Maintenance incentives in highway concession contracts

Market‐Wide Impact of Renewables on Electricity Prices in Australia*

Policy Challenges in Two-Sided Network Industries

Reference pricing in the presence of pseudo-generics

Reference Pricing with Elastic Demand for Pharmaceuticals

Revenue implications of choosing discrete bid levels in a Japanese–English auction

The carbon tax and the crisis in Australia’s National Electricity Market

The momentum for network separation: A guide for regulators