Teis Lunde Lømo
Teis Lunde Lømo
Welcome to my website.
I am an associate professor at the Department of Economics at the University of Bergen.
I am also an affiliate of the Bergen Center for Competition Law and Economics (BECCLE) and a member of the Norwegian Competition Appeals Tribunal.
My field of research is IO-theory, in particular vertical relations, partial ownership, and competition policy. My papers are listed below.
You can contact me at teis.lomo[at]uib.no.
Secret two-part tariffs and retailer risk aversion
Review of Industrial Organization, 2025, 67(1), pp. 69-82. (Open access.)
Overlapping ownership and input prices
International Journal of Industrial Organization, 2024, 94: 103067. (Open access.)
Overlapping ownership, pass-through, and product differentiation
Economics Letters, 2024, 237: 111628. (Open access.)
Input price discrimination with two-part tariffs and quantity competition
Economics Letters, 2023, 225: 111070. [WP-version.]
Lump-sum payments and retail services: A relational contracting perspective (with Simen Aardal Ulsaker)
Journal of Industrial Economics, 2021, 69(1), pp. 131-168. [WP-version.]
Vertical control, opportunism, and risk sharing
Economics Letters, 2020, 191: 109114. (Open access.)
Resale price maintenance in two-sided markets (with Tommy Staahl Gabrielsen and Bjørn Olav Johansen)
Journal of Industrial Economics, 2018, 66(3), pp. 570-609. [WP-version.]
On the competitive effects of partial vertical integration
The intensive and extensive margin of overlapping ownership in general equilibrium (with Frode Meland)
Partial vertical integration, double marginalization, and upstream costs
Input price discrimination with partially efficient fixed fees
On banning price discrimination in input markets: downstream exclusion and contract type
Slotting allowances and exclusion on a level playing field (with Frode Meland and Håvard Mork Sandvik)
Upstream Pricing Pressure (with Bjørn Olav Johansen)
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