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D. ROCKWOOD Vice President Ph.D. in Economics, Washington University, St. Louis M.S.B.A. and B.S.B.A., University of Denver |
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Alan Rockwood has broad experience as an economist conducting applied microeconomic analysis for antitrust, litigation support, regulatory affairs, policy development, and corporate strategies. He has in-depth experience in basic industries such as construction, agribusiness, and the energy and extractive industries, the focus of the latter being leasing activities and competitive bidding for oil and gas resources. At MiCRA, Dr. Rockwood has consulted on many matters involving the construction industry on issues such as the analysis of the likely competitive effects of mergers, the analysis of monopolization and predatory pricing claims, and the development of bidding strategies for public projects. He also has experience in technology licensing and patent infringement cases. He has estimated damages in semiconductor, telecommunication technology, and artificial sports surface industries. He has investigated proposed mergers in oil and gas, tissue paper, construction, and health and beauty aid industries and has examined predatory pricing complaints.
Prior to joining MiCRA, Dr. Rockwood served nearly ten years as Assistant Vice Chancellor of the University of Denver and as an adjunct member of the Department of Economics. In 1996, Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships, Inc. nominated him to be a USA Fellow to the Republic of Hungary. Previously, he spent six years as an economic consultant to numerous Native American Indian tribes working on projects involving mineral leasing and natural resource development. Before that, he was engaged in policy analysis and research related to energy and natural resource markets including oil and gas leasing, deregulation of natural gas, electrical generation, industrial minerals, and the economics of performance standards. Dr. Rockwood began his professional career as the corporate economist for the Public Service Company of Colorado. He has also taught economics at Southwestern University and the University of Colorado at Denver.
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