Michael McDonald has over eighteen years of experience advising clients and providing analyses for expert testimony in antitrust, class action certification, damages analysis, data analytics, false advertising, intellectual property, and public policy matters.
He has directed and conducted a wide range of complex quantitative and qualitative analyses that have been presented in federal and state courts; before national and international arbitration panels; and before the Department of Justice, Federal Trade Commission, Federal Communications Commission, and Copyright Royalty Board.
Dr. McDonald’s quantitative analyses include econometric and statistical analysis, analysis of large databases, discounted cash-flow analysis, and the analysis of credit worthiness. The econometric analyses include the estimation of demand and antitrust overcharges, determination of competitive effects and antitrust impact, stock and bond market event studies, time series analysis, and hedonic pricing models.
Areas of Expertise
Education
George Mason University
PhD, Economics, 1993
MA, Economics, 1989
Western Oregon State College
BS, Economics, 1986