CYPRadar 🇨🇾💰 Trojan Economics launches series to explain economic impact of competition and regulation in Cyprus
Trojan Economics, a specialist economic advisory firm, is set to release a series of articles and analyses focusing on competition policy, merger control, state aid, and market regulation. The initiative aims to shed light on the economic mechanisms behind major business transactions and regulatory decisions in Cyprus.
Founded in 2013, Trojan Economics provides expert economic analysis to businesses, regulatory authorities, and public organisations, helping to clarify how economic incentives influence prices, investments, innovation, and consumer choice. Its work intersects economics, law, and public policy, supporting complex legal and regulatory matters.
Dr Panayiotis Agisilaou, the founder, emphasized the importance of understanding the economic dimension of decisions often framed by legal or political factors. By making these concepts accessible, the firm hopes to enhance public comprehension of the forces shaping Cyprus’s business environment and economy.
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