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Petros Boulieris

Petros Boulieris is a data scientist and natural language processing researcher, currently pursuing a PhD in artificial intelligence and working as a freelance consultant on AI strategy, agent systems and data engineering projects for international clients. His work focuses on the application of machine learning and large language models to legal texts, as well as the development of intelligent systems for document processing and automation. He has previously guided AI initiatives at the Hellenic Competition Commission and collaborated on research in competition law enforcement. He holds an M.Sc. in Data Science and a B.Sc. in Statistics from the Athens University of Economics and Business.
Antitrust and Competition

Data Suggests Not All Industrial Policy Sacrifices Competition by Design

Petros Boulieris
In new research, Petros Boulieris, Bruno Carballa-Smichowski, Maria Niki Fourka and Ioannis Lianos analyze industrial policy from around the world to understand how policymakers are rethinking policy goals. The authors create a set of metrics to measure how different policy orientations improve or sacrifice competition.

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