David Mills
Professor
Office Address
Monroe Hall, room 218
Hours: By appointment onlyFields of Interest
Industrial Organization, Microeconomic Theory
Education
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering (BSIE), Georgia Institute of Technology
Master of Arts (MA), Stanford University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Stanford University
Publications
Selected Publications
- “Ownership Arrangements and Congestion-Prone Facilities, American Economic Review 71 (1981) 493-502.
- Growth, Speculation and Sprawl in a Monocentric City," The Journal of Urban Economics 10 (1981) 201-226.
- "Industry Structure with Fluctuating Demand," (with Laurence Schumann), American Economic Review 75 (1985) 758-767.
- "Testing for Predation: Is Recoupment Feasible?" (with Kenneth G. Elzinga) The Antitrust Bulletin 34 (1989) 869-893.
- "Capacity Expansion and the Size of Plants," RAND Journal of Economics 21 (1990) 555-566.
- "Why Retailers Sell Private Labels," Journal of Economics and Management Strategy 4 (1995) 509-528.
- "Price Wars Triggered by Entry," (with Kenneth G. Elzinga), International Journal of Industrial Organization 17 (1999) 179-198.
- “Buyer Power and Industry Structure,” Review of Industrial Organization 36 (2010) 213-225.
- “The Lerner Index of Monopoly Power: Origins and Uses,” (with Kenneth G. Elzinga), American Economic Review: Papers and Proceedings 101 (2011) 558-564.
- “Countervailing Power and Chain Stores,” Review of Industrial Organization, 42 (2013) 281-295.
- “Inducing Cooperation with a Carrot Instead of a Stick,” Review of Industrial Organization, 50 (2017) 245-261