Australian Competition Law: Expert Profiles
Professor Stephen King
Dean, Faculty of Business and Economics, Monash University
Relevant qualifications and honours
- B.Ec (Hon) ANU (1985)
- M.Ec Monash University (1987)
- AM Harvard University (1989)
- PhD Harvard University (1991)
Relevant work history
Current
- 2012 - part time Councillor of the National Competition Council
- 2009 - Dean of the Faculty of Business and Economics at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia
- 2005- Professorial Fellow, Melbourne Business School
- Director and founder of CoRE Research
Former
- 2004-2009 - Member, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) (Chair, Mergers Review Committee)
- 2002-2004 - Professor of Management (Economics), Melbourne Business School
- 1998-2004 - Professor of Economics, Department of Economics University of Melbourne
- 1994-1997 - Research Fellow, Economics Program, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University
- 1991-1994 - Lecturer, Department of Economics University of Melbourne
- 1998-1991 - Section Leader Introductory Microeconomics, Harvard College
- 1989 and 1990 - Lecturer, Mathematics for Economists, Harvard University
Expert witness
- 2003 - Expert testimony on vertical integration in electricity (re: AGL v ACCC) to the Federal Court of Australia
- 2002 - Expert testimony on electricity (re: review of a NEMMCO determination on the SNI Interconnector) to the National Electricity Tribunal
- 2002 - Expert evidence (witness statement) on telecommunications access pricing (re: AAPT and Telstra) to the Australian Competition Tribunal,
- 2001 - Expert testimony on regulation to Victorian Supreme Court re: TXU v ORG
- 2000 - Expert testimony on electricity distribution to Victorian ORG appeal tribunal
- 1999 - Expert testimony to Australian Federal Court re: ACCC v Safeway
- 1999 - Expert evidence (witness statement) to Australian Federal Court re: ACCC v Telstra
- 1997 - Expert testimony to Australian Competition Tribunal on Natural Gas Supply
Competition law publications
- Forthcoming