About
Triangle Economics specializes in the economic analysis of mergers, acquisitions, and other antitrust issues, as well as the theory and modeling of damages claims.
Triangle Economics specializes in the economic analysis of mergers, acquisitions, and other antitrust issues, as well as the theory and modeling of damages claims.
Triangle Economics was founded in 2020 by Craig Romaine, after a more than 30-year career at Charles River Associates. At Triangle Economics, Mr. Romaine will continue the expert economic analysis and litigation support that he has provided to clients throughout his career.
Mr. Romaine specializes in the economic analysis of antitrust issues in corporate litigation and mergers, as well as the theory and modeling of damages claims. He has extensive experience in the analysis of competition issues—particularly the competitive effects of mergers and acquisitions in their relevant markets, and the competitive effects of firm conduct. Mr. Romaine has served as an expert witness in antitrust litigation and has also served as a consulting expert supporting a wide variety of economic experts. While at CRA, Mr. Romaine managed CRA’s work on many large, complex antitrust matters. His expertise extends to the evaluation and measurement of damages in a variety of contexts, including antitrust violations and breach of contract.
Mr. Romaine has worked on matters in numerous different industries. A focus of his work has been the payment card industry, in which he has more than 20 years of experience. Mr. Romaine also works frequently in high-tech, where he has analyzed platform and multi-sided industries, Internet marketplaces, and industries characterized by indirect network effects.
Mr. Romaine also remains a Senior Consultant with CRA where he continues to work with other CRA Senior Consultants and CRA staff on certain matters.