George A. Hay

Dr. George A. Hay plays a critical role in shaping the understanding of antitrust law and economics at Cornell University, where he holds the prestigious Charles Frank Reavis Sr. Professorship of Law and a Professorship of Economics. With a distinguished academic background, Dr. Hay earned his Ph.D. in economics from Northwestern University, which laid the foundation for his illustrious career in both academia and public service. Before joining Cornell, Dr. Hay honed his expertise at Yale University and served with distinction at the U.S. Department of Justice. His work there provided him with invaluable insights into the practical applications of antitrust laws, which he now imparts to his students through engaging and thought-provoking courses. His teaching portfolio at Cornell includes a range of law-related courses, with a particular focus on antitrust law, reflecting his deep commitment to nurturing the next generation of legal and economic scholars. Dr. Hay's research interests lie at the intersection of industrial organizations, law and economics, and antitrust law. His contributions to these fields have made him a sought-after lecturer, both in the United States and internationally. He frequently shares his insights and expertise at conferences and seminars around the world, further solidifying his reputation as a leading authority in antitrust matters. In addition to his academic and teaching responsibilities, Dr. Hay is actively involved in various professional organizations and contributes to the ongoing discourse on antitrust policy and regulation. His work continues to influence policymakers, academics, and practitioners, ensuring that the principles of fair competition and economic justice remain at the forefront of legal and economic discussions.