Saattvic
Saattvic is an Analyst at Europe Economics and joined in 2010. He specialises in applied microeconomic theory, and his research at Oxford involved building several theoretical models to analyse affirmative action (positive discrimination) in higher education. Since joining Europe Economics, he has been involved with an impact assessment study for the European Commission on proposed revisions to regulations on recording equipment in commercial vehicles.
Saattvic holds a BA (Honours) in Economics from St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University, in which he obtained a 1st Division. He subsequently read for an M.Phil in Economics at Oxford University in which he obtained a distinction. Prior to joining Europe Economics, he worked for the Competition Policy practice of another major economic consultancy, where he was a member of teams giving advice to companies involved in several high profile mergers across a range of industries.
Contact: saattvic@europe-economics.com
Latest News
- Andrew Lilico commenting on Greek euro exit on Sky News
14.05.2012 - Andrew Lilico interviewed on Bloomberg
11.05.2012 - Highlights of Andrew Lilico’s speech in Montreux on the euro crisis
10.05.2012 - Most famous entry to Wolfson Prize – by Jurre Hermans (aged 10)
03.04.2012
Latest Publications
- The Relationship between Sustainable Growth and Risk-free Rate: Evidence from UK Government Gilts
20.01.2012 - Contingent Legal Aid Funds: an outline feasibility study for the General Council of the Bar
14.12.2011 - Costs and Benefits to the UK of EU Setting of Financial Services Regulation.
05.12.2011 - Continental Shift: Safeguarding the UK’s financial trade in a changing Europe
05.12.2011
