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What Is Economic Consulting?
Economic consulting sits at the intersection of business, economics, and law. At Analysis Group, we conduct research for complex, real-world, analytical problems and provide support for expert witnesses in litigation.
Our clients include leading law firms, Fortune 500 companies, global health organizations, and government agencies. To solve problems, we apply academic values – integrity, quality, rigor, precision, and complexity – to client-directed research agendas. Our case areas include antitrust, securities, commercial disputes, and health care, as well as data science, energy and environment, technology, intellectual property, and more. Some questions we’ve analyzed include:
What are the economic impacts of greenhouse gas initiatives?
Do licensing practices by a chip manufacturer constitute anticompetitive behavior under US antitrust laws?
Are government agencies accurately estimating the health care costs of air pollution?
Do licensing practices by a chip manufacturer constitute anticompetitive behavior under US antitrust laws?
Can survey data help determine royalty damages for patent infringement on smartphone features?
How We Work
Litigation Matters
A litigation case team’s work varies widely, and members help across all phases of the process. Case teams might:
- Apply economic logic and data to assist the court in making an appropriate judgment
- Calculate how much one party should be compensated for another causing harm
- Do research for an academic or industry expert who will testify in court as an expert witness
- Help attorneys understand the expert witness opinions
Health Care
We use different types of data and rigorous analysis to generate evidence and help clients in the health care sector make better decisions. Our health care consultants regularly publish work in peer-reviewed journals and present at conferences. For health care clients, we:
- Analyze clinical trial data to understand how treatments perform across a range of outcomes and patient types, and use innovative statistical techniques to compare results to other treatments, including those not part of the clinical trial
- Use real-world data sources and analytic techniques to assess disease burden, treatment patterns, health outcomes, and costs
- Design patient surveys to examine experiences and preferences, and physician surveys to investigate treatment preferences and decision-making processes
- Develop economic models to estimate the cost-effectiveness of a new treatment, or the budget impact of introducing a new treatment into a health system
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