Antitrust & Economic Analysis

One of Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell's multidisciplinary strengths is our in-house capacity for antitrust and economic analysis and research. With the state's former antitrust counsel, an in-house economist and a full-time market and policy analyst on staff, GCG can provide legal and quantitative support to demonstrate the relationships between policy and regulatory scenarios and relevant markets. We can identify and analyze antitrust issues relating to market power and conduct.

We also perform economic and fiscal impact studies for both public and private concerns. The firm frequently partners with the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy and the Whittemore School Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of New Hampshire in the validation of these studies.

Recent studies include:

• Estimates of Select Economic Values of New Hampshire Lakes, Rivers, Streams and Ponds
   
• Budget Deficits and Business Taxes
  in New Hampshire
   
• Challenges of the 21st Century Economy: Recommendations to the NH Forum on Higher Education (Downloads a 1.8MB PPT file)
   
• A Study of the Economic Values of
  the Surface Waters of New Hampshire
   
• The Economic Impacts of the New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority Tax Exempt Bond Programs
  (Downloads a 205KB PDF file)
   
• Short-term Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Senate Bill 401: The Establishment of the Land and Community Heritage Investment Program
   
• The Economic and Fiscal Impacts of a Uniform Statewide Property Tax
   
• Workforce Opportunity Council (WOC) Information and Data Gathering Initiative
   
• The Economic Impacts of the Community Development Finance Authority Programs
   
• Economic Perspectives on Environmental Risks in New Hampshire
   
• Portland Natural Gas Transmission Systems: Select Fiscal and Economic Impacts
   
• Banking on Small Business in New Hampshire

Browse our Economic Analysis articles in our Resources section.