Dr. Mortimer specializes in applied econometrics, industrial organization,
and health economics. Her work has included analysis of mergers,
monopolization, bundling, discrimination, damages, and other antitrust
matters in a variety of industries. Dr. Mortimer began her career as an
economist at the Antitrust Division of the United States Department of
Justice, where she evaluated the competitive effects of proposed mergers
and agreements. In this role, she specialized in empirical studies and
econometric analyses, including the estimation of demand elasticities for
various products using scanner data, as well as the assessment of consumer
harm resulting from proposed mergers. At both NERA and the
Antitrust Division, she has used her Japanese language skills to contribute
to foreign antitrust and trade investigations involving the Japan
Fair Trade Commission and Japanese and multinational firms.
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