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Gone with the wind: Foregone revenues in the Danish Thor tender

December 13, 2021
A competitive tender process for the Thor offshore wind farm was recently concluded in Denmark. The German energy...

Switching it up: a closer look at bidding patterns in the US 3.45 GHz auction

December 9, 2021
The recent US 3.45 GHz auction shows interesting bidding patterns that can have implications for auction design. The...

Auction design in the recent Portuguese 5G auction – what went wrong?

November 10, 2021
The recently concluded Portuguese 5G auction is a good example of why auction design matters. The auction sold...

The state of play in the Greenlandic business environment

October 11, 2021
Greenland’s economy is still greatly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Some sectors, however, show some early signs of...

Beyond the policy debate: How to quantify sustainability benefits in competition cases – Lessons learned from environmental economics

September 24, 2021
The competition community is currently busy discussing the role of competition policy in supporting the Green Deal and...

5G Spectrum auctions in Europe – Policy objectives and auction design

September 22, 2021
For the rollout of 5G - the newest generation of mobile technology - mobile network operators (MNOs) require...

The unsustainable trajectory of global healthcare and ways forward

October 28, 2020
At Copenhagen Economics’ Healthcare & Life Sciences service, we see a number of completely uncoordinated events in contemporary...