Dr. Peter Bronsteen and Professor Kenneth G. Elzinga have been named by Global Competition Review to its 2011 list of the top competition economists in the nation. more

Last year we reported on recent trends in private antitrust litigation in the U.S. We noted that in 2009, the annual number of private antitrust case filings fell by 38% to 792, which was the lowest level since 2003. more

The president of the Princeton Economics Group, Inc., Peter Bronsteen, spoke at the 2nd Annual Great Lakes Antitrust Institute in Columbus, Ohio. more

The U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut granted summary judgment to defendant Stora Enso North America Corporation ("SENA") which was alleged to have conspired with UPM-Kymmene Corp. ("UPM") to fix the prices charged for paper used in magazines ("publication paper"). Direct purchaser plaintiffs argued that executives at SENA and UPM met and agreed that their companies would follow price increases announced by other firms in their industry and that they would close mills to reduce the supply of publication paper. more

Nearly every state permits consumers to recover their actual monetary damages from unfair or deceptive conduct. In some cases, damages can be measured readily as the difference between what the consumer paid and the presumably lower value of what the consumer actually received. more

This year marks the 22nd anniversary of the Princeton Economics Group, Inc. This achievement was made possible by the dedication of our talented staff, the guidance provided by our skilled Academic Advisors, and the confidence our clients have placed in us. more