Best Paper by a Junior Author Award

2022

Lihi Dery (Ariel University), Dror Hermel (University of Toronto), and Artyom Jelnov (Ariel University), for “Cheating in Ranking Systems,” Review of Industrial Organization (2021) 58:303-320

2021

Kevin Bryan (University of Toronto) and Erik Hovenkamp (University of Southern California), for “Antitrust Limits on Startup Acquisitions,” Review of Industrial Organization (2020) 56:615-636

2020

Ana Georgina Marín (World Bank Group) and Rainer Schwabe (Cornerstone Research), for “Bank Competition and Financial Inclusion: Evidence from Mexico,” Review of Industrial Organization (2019) 55:257-285

2019

Taehwan Kim (University of Missouri), for “Price Competition and Market Segmentation in Retail Gasoline: New Evidence from South Korea,” Review of Industrial Organization (2018) 53:507-534

2018

Stephanie Lee (Stanford University), for “Does Bundling Decrease the Probability of Switching Telecommunication Service Providers?,” Review of Industrial Organization (2017) 50:303-322

2017

Andrew Smyth (Chapman University), for “Competition, Cost Innovation, and X-inefficiency in Experimental Markets,” Review of Industrial Organization (2016) 48:307-331

2016

Zhaozhao He (University of Kansas), for “Rivalry, Market Structure and Innovation: The Case of Mobile Banking,” Review of Industrial Organization (2015) 47:219-242

2015

Chris Doyle (RBB Economics) and Martijn A. Han (Institute for Economic Theory I), for “Cartelization Through Buyer Groups,” Review of Industrial Organization (2014) 44:255-275

2014

Maya Cohen-Meidan (Compass Lexecon), for “The Heterogeneous Effects of Trade Protection: A Study of US Antidumping Duties on Portland Cement,” Review of Industrial Organization (2013) 42:369-394

2013

İlke Onur (University of South Australia), Rasim Özcan (Turk Telekom), and Bedri Kamil Onur Taş (TOBB University of Economics and Technology), for “Public Procurement Auctions and Competition in Turkey,” Review of Industrial Organization (2012) 40:207-223

2012

Volodymyr Bilotkach (University of California, Irvine), for “Multimarket Contact and Intensity of Competition: Evidence from an Airline Merger,” Review of Industrial Organization (2011) 38:95-115

2011

Adam D. Rennhoff (Middle Tennessee State University), for “The Consequences of `Consideration Payments': Lessons from Radio Payola,” Review of Industrial Organization (2010) 36:133-147

2010

H. Evren Damar (State University of New York College at Brockport), for “Why Do Payday Lenders Enter Local Markets? Evidence from Oregon,” Review of Industrial Organization (2009) 34:173-191

2009

Marco A. Castaneda (Tulane University) and Dino Falaschetti (Florida State University), for “Does a Hospital’s Profit Status Affect Its Operational Scope?,” Review of Industrial Organization (2008) 33:129-159

2008

Mikhail S. Kouliavtsev (Philadelphia University), for “Measuring the Extent of Structural Remedy in Section 7 Settlements: Was the US DOJ Successful in the 1990s?,” Review of Industrial Organization (2007) 30:1-27

2007

Stéphane Caprice (University of Toulouse), for “Multilateral Vertical Contracting with an Alternative Supply: The Welfare Effects of a Ban on Price Discrimination,” Review of Industrial Organization (2006) 28:63-80

2006

Orietta Marsili (Erasmus University), for “Technology and the Size Distribution of Firms: Evidence from Dutch Manufacturing,” Review of Industrial Organization (2005) 27:303-328

2005

Helder Vasconcelos (Universitá Bocconi), for “Entry effects on cartel stability and the Joint Executive Committee,” Review of Industrial Organization (2004) 24:219-241

2004

Michael J. Mazzeo (Northwestern University), for “Competition and Service Quality in the U.S. Airline Industry,” Review of Industrial Organization (2003) 22:275-296

2003

Claudio A. J. Piga (University of Nottingham), for “Debt and Firms’ Relationships: The Italian Evidence,” Review of Industrial Organization (2002) 20:267-282

2002

Jozef Konings (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven) and Patrick Paul Walsh (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven), for “The Impact of Product Market Competition on Employment Determination in Unionised and Non-Unionised Firms: Firm Level Evidence for the U.K.,” Review of Industrial Organization (2000) 17:385-394

2001

In K. Lee (Samsung Economic Research Institute), for “Non-cooperative Tacit Collusion, Complementary Bidding and Incumbency Premium,” Review of Industrial Organization (1999) 15:115-134

2000

Philippe Cyrenne (University of Winnipeg), for “On Antitrust Enforcement and the Deterrence of Collusive Behaviour,” Review of Industrial Organization (1999) 14:257-272

1999

Rachel E. Goodhue (University of California at Davis), for “Sustaining Collusion Via a Fuzzy Trigger,” Review of Industrial Organization (1998) 13:333-345