Senior Economist (Grade 6) Economic Research Bureau Division
The Competition Commission South Africa
Overview
The Economic Research Bureau (ERB) provides economic analysis, research and policy support to advance the Commission’s mandate, applying sound economic principles to competition matters, cases and policy development. The successful candidate will conduct economic research and case analysis, contribute to competition policy development, provide economic guidance on cases and projects, and support the delivery of high-quality, economically sound outcomes across the Commission.
Requirements
- Masters degree in Economics
- Training and experience in Advanced Microeconomics, Applied Micro Econometrics, Industrial Organization and International Trade being an advantage
- 6 - 8 years’ competition and regulatory environment work experience
- Proven experience in the supervision and mentorship of junior staff members
- Strong analytical skills and experience in managing research
- Knowledge and understanding of the purpose and objectives of the Competition Act, the Competition Commission and the South African economy
Responsibilities
- Provide guidance to economist(s) and junior economist(s) in the Division with regards to case analysis
- Identify research activities and priorities relevant to the development of competition policy
- Report and account for case activities in the division
- Advise other divisions with regard to economic underpinnings of competition issues
- Contribute to the provision of the theoretical and intellectual platform for the effective implementation of the Competition Act
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