Jakub Kałuzny
Associate Principal
Jakub Kałużny is an Associate Principal in the E.CA Berlin office. He joined E.CA Economics in February 2009. He has extensive experience applying both empirical and theoretical economic analysis to antitrust litigation and regulatory matters. His areas of expertise include the evaluation of the competitive effects of mergers, monopolisation and vertical restraints both in the United States and in Europe. His analyses have covered a broad range of industries including consumer goods, health care, agriculture, chemicals and information technology.
Jakub holds a Doctorate from Northwestern University, where he specialised in industrial organization and economic theory.
Prior to joining E.CA, he worked as a senior consultant in the antitrust and environmental and product-liability practices of Bates White, an economic consulting firm based in Washington, D.C.
Previously, he served as a lecturer in the statistics department at Northwestern University.
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- PhD in Economics, Northwestern University
- MA in Economics, Northwestern University
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- Papers & reports
European State Aid Law
Hans W. Friederiszick, Elżbieta Głowicka, Jakub Kałuzny, published by Prof Dr Marc Bungenberg and Helge Heinrich at Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG, European State Aid Law, second edition, October 2024- Competition
- Competition Policy Studies
- Economics
- Papers & reports
Economic trade-offs in rail transport
Pauline Affeldt, Hans W. Friederiszick, Elżbieta Głowicka, Jakub Kałuzny, Francesca Urzi, E.CA Economics, August 2024- Papers & reports
Cross-country price comparisons for competitive assessment
- Papers & reports
The Economics of Sovereign Debt
Jakub Kałuzny, Dr Lyndon Moore, The University of Melbourne, Australia, EE Publishing, 3 volume set, ISBN: 978 1 78536 057 2, 2016“Bob Kolb has assembled this outstanding collection of research articles, which could have been called the Greatest Hits of Sovereign Debt. The future of all people on the planet depends heavily on understanding what really happens when governments borrow. Bringing the body of knowledge of this subject under this umbrella is a masterful and thankless achievement. – Don M. Chance, Louisiana State University, US”
“This expansive collection contains more than one hundred of the very best and most influential scholarly articles on the sovereign debt of central governments around the world. It features discussions of the debt of many emerging nations as well as the largest sovereign debtors in the world. Collectively, these articles provide a thorough understanding of sovereign debt as seen by the best economists from around the world. The extensive and in-depth introductory chapter also discusses each of the articles individually. This collection is an essential tool to libraries, academic institutions, economic scholars and students alike.”
The selection contains a paper by Lyndon Moore and Jakub Kaluzny : “Regime Change and Debt Default: The Case of Russia, Austro-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire following World War One”.
- Mergers
- Papers & reports
Defining product markets for shopping centers – Thoughts on methodological choices
- Mergers
- Papers & reports
Defining Product Markets for Retail Rental Space: Thoughts on Methodological Choices
- Type of publication
Assessment of a sustainable Internet model for the near future
Hans W. Friederiszick, Jakub Kałuzny, Simone Kohnz, ESMT No. WP-11-01.- Papers & reports
- State aid
On the Difficult Relationship between Competition Policy and Public Enterprises – What can be learned from Recent Developments in the Field of European State Aid Control
Hans W. Friederiszick, Jakub Kałuzny, In: The Pros and Cons of Competition in/by the Public Sector, edited by the Swedish Competition Authority. -
- Mergers
- Presentations
Simulation as a tool for merger assessment: benefits and limitations
- Presentations
- State aid
On the difficult relationship between competition policy and public enterprises
Hans W. Friederiszick, Jakub Kałuzny, Swedish Competition Authority Seminar :"The Pros and Cons of Competition in/by the Public Sector", Stockholm, November 2009