EconIssues – Patrick A McNutt

http://www.patrickmcnutt.com/

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August 6, 2009

About Me

A very kind welcome to my personal web page.

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A very kind welcome to my web page, which introduces you to a range of different interests and areas of work that I have been involved with during the past few years. In particular there is reference to my work as a consultant on matters of competition, mergers and antitrust policy, my time as a lecturer in economics in Ireland and at different universities abroad and my on-going work as a writer and author of books on competition policy, public choice and voting theory, law and economics and occasional articles in the press.

During the period 2001-2004 I was appointed consultant in the States of Jersey, advising on telecommunications and postal regulation. I advised on the regulation of utilities generally and prepared the template for the new Jersey Competition Law. Presently I am based in Dublin as a strategy and antitrust consultant, t/a as Patrick McNutt & Associates advising private clients on issues to do with strategy, management training and competition and antitrust compliance.

As a lecturer, I have taught courses in microeconomics, public choice, law and economics, and antitrust to both undergraduates and graduates and MBA executives. I continue to supervise graduate theses and act as an external examiner. I am the course co-ordinator for both Managerial (Business) Economics and Ethics, Governance & Competition Policy in the Manchester MBA worldwide programme. I was appointed Visiting Fellow at the Business School in 2004.

Apart from my professional work, I enjoy music, writing and travel. During my graduate years at Oxford, with a group of fanatics, we established the Bob Dylan Appreciation Society and became the inaugural President. We were puppets in a play! I have been fortunate in that my work has afforded me the opportunity to travel to many different countries and to meet and work with so many different people from across the world.

Patrick A McNutt