Paul O'Sullivan

    Economics

    Lecturer

    Rhetoric House
    28
    (01) 708 3650

    Biography

    Paul O'Sullivan is an Economics lecturer in the Department of Economics, Finance and Accounting. Paul joined the Department in 2000, following completion of his MPhil (Economics) at Oxford University and was appointed a full-time member in 2003. His research interests are in the areas of Industrial Organisation, Environmental Economics and Economics of Sport. 

    Research Interests

    Industrial Organisation; Environmental Economics; Economics of Sport 

    Peer Reviewed Journal

    Year Publication
    1999 J.P. Neary and P. O'Sullivan (1999) 'Beat 'em or join 'em? Export subsidies versus research joint ventures in oligopolistic markets'. SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, 101 :577-596. [Full-Text]

    Conference Contribution

    Year Publication
    2009 (2009) Process R&D and Pollution Abatement: Subsidies or Joint Ventures? Journal of Public Economic Theory conference Galway, .
    2009 (2009) Process R&D and Pollution Abatement: Subsidies or Joint Ventures? Irish Economic Association conference Cork, .
    2001 (2001) Irish Economic Association Annual Conference Portumna, 04/01/2001-04/01/2001.
    2001 (2001) Trade and Industrial Organisation Workshop UCD, 10/01/2001-10/01/2001.
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    Teaching Interests

    Current taught modules: EC103: Macroeconomics (I teach the Quantitative Methods section); EC301: Advanced Microeconomics; EC311: Economics of the Environment and Natural Resources; EC327: Economics of Sport. Previously taught modules: EC101B: Introduction to Competitive markets and Government Policy; EC110: Intermediate Microeconomics; EC208: Applied Economics; EC209: Public Sector Economics; EC215: Game Theory; EC601: Microeconomic theory 1; EC621: Theoretical Aspects of Regulatory Economics