Dr. C.-Philipp Heller

Education

PhD in economics, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
MSc in economic theory and econometrics, Toulouse School of Economics
BA in economics, University of Cambridge, King’s College

Experience

Dr. C.-Philipp Heller is a Consultant in NERA's Antitrust and Competition Practice, based in Berlin. He advises clients in all aspects of competition and antitrust economics. Dr. Heller has experience working on cartel damages litigation, national and international merger notifications, international arbiration, as well as government antitrust investigations and regulatory procedures. He is a skilled user of a variety of theoretical, empirical, and econometric techniques, including game theory, surveys, and regression analysis. Dr. Heller's work covers a variety of industries including telecommunications, transport, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, consumer goods, automotive, payment services, food products, and automotive.

Dr. Heller has written research articles on topics including the competition economics of sports media rights, regulation of self-driving cars, exclusionary bundle discounts and the pass-on of overcharges. His research has been published in journals such as the Journal of German and European Competition Law (WuW), the New Journal of Antitrust Law (NZKart), the Journal of Transport Economics and Policy, Social Choice and Welfare, Economics Bulletin, and Games and Economic Behavior.