Eugene Orlov
Financial Economist, Office of Litigation Economics (DERA)
Education Summary
- Ph.D. Economics, Northwestern University, 2005
- M.A. Economics, Northwestern University, 2001
- M.A. Economics, New Economic School, 2000
- B.A. Mathematics, Moscow State University, 1999
Fields of Interest
- Market micro-structure
- Mergers, Acquisitions and Restructuring
- Information and market efficiency
- Industrial organization
- Financial Economist
Division of Economic and Risk Analysis
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
2018-present - Senior Vice President
Compass Lexecon
2014-2018 - Vice President
Compass Lexecon
2011-2014 - Senior Economist
Compass Lexecon
2005–2011 - Lecturer
Northwestern University
2004
- Dennis W. Carlton, Mark A. Israel, Ian MacSwain and Eugene Orlov, 2018, Are Legacy Airline Mergers Pro- or Anti-Competitive? Evidence from Recent U.S. Airline Mergers, International Journal of Industrial Organization, forthcoming.
- Itai Ater and Eugene Orlov, 2015, The Effect of the Internet on Productivity and Quality: Evidence from the Airline Industry, Review of Economics and Statistics, 97(1): 180-194.
- James D. Dana and Eugene Orlov, 2014, Internet Penetration and Capacity Utilization in the US Airline Industry, American Economic Journal: Micro, 6(4): 106-137.
- Eugene Orlov, 2011, How Does the Internet Influence Price Dispersion? Evidence from the Airline Industry, Journal of Industrial Economics, 59(1): 21-37.
Last Reviewed or Updated: June 28, 2024