Manel Antelo

I am an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain). My research interests deal with the analysis of the economic behavior and performance in environments of asymmetric information, the outcome of transactions executed by means of mechanisms other than the organized market, and the economics of natural resources. In this framework, I mainly focus on the transfer of technology between its owner and potential users, the relationship between suppliers and final producers in vertical industries, and on the analysis of fisheries and the valuation of marine ecosystem services.

Relevant papers

Antelo, M. and L. Bru (2006), The welfare effects of upstream mergers in the presence of downstream entry barriers, International Economic Review 47, 1269-1294.

Antelo, M. and L. Bru (2009), Permit markets, market power, and the trade-off between efficiency and revenue raising, Resource and Energy Economics 31, 320-333.

Villasante, S., D. Rodríguez, M. Antelo, M. Quaas and H. Österblom (2012), The global seafood market performance index: A theoretical proposal and potential empirical applications, Marine Policy 36, 142-152.

Villasante, S. G.J. Pierce, C. Pita, C. Pazos Guimeráns, J. Garcia Rodrigues, M. Antelo, J.M. Da Rocha, J. García Cutrín, L.C. Hastie, P. Veiga, U.R. Sumaila and M. Coll (2016), Fisher’s perceptions and the economic impacts of the EU discards policy on small-scale fisheries in Galicia (NW Spain), Ecological Economics 130, 130-138.

Antelo, M. and L. Bru (2018), Option contracts in a vertical industry, The Manchester School, 86, 533-557.