Lisbon Economics runs and joins seminars and conferences on competition, regulation, infrastructure, AI, and macroeconomics. Materials from past events are archived below; upcoming events are listed once dates are fixed.
Public events fill in as they are confirmed. Closed-door briefings to law firms, authorities, and corporate clients are scheduled directly — contact the firm if you'd like to host or attend one.
Mailing list signups will appear here once configured. In the meantime, reach the firm by email for closed-door briefings, panel invitations, or to propose a topic for an upcoming seminar.
Get in touch →Materials from past seminars and conferences. Where the firm contributed papers or presentations, the PDFs are linked directly.
Across seminars and closed-door briefings, the firm returns to the same five question families. Propose a topic adjacent to any of them and we can usually assemble a session.
Procurement, supplier concentration, and cartel screens in public health spending; AI's role in clinical decision support.
Real-options valuation of large public-infrastructure programmes; staged commitment vs. naked bridge financing.
Personalised pricing, two-sided markets, platform-fee economics, and overlapping ownership effects.
Detection screens, overcharge estimation, pass-on under the EU Damages Directive.
LLMs and agents in evidence assembly; BLP-class demand estimation; structural and dynamic models.
Banking-system stability, central-bank policy, and the economics of financial regulation.
One paragraph on the topic and audience is enough. We'll reply with names from the network who can present, panellists who can join, or co-host options.