Cary A. Elliott has over 15 years of experience in statistical and economic analysis and modeling in a wide range of industries and contexts. He specializes in providing economic analysis and written testimony in litigation, including reviewing testimony of other economic experts, estimating liability, and calculating damages. He has worked on major antitrust cases as well as cases involving alleged wrongful termination and intra-firm wage and promotion disparity. His experience includes compiling and analyzing market data for the computer and Internet-related industries and maintaining and analyzing large databases. As an Analyst with the Congressional Budget Office, he provided Congress with analysis of policies on the pay and benefits of federal civilian personnel, examined issues related to tort reform, and briefed staff on a wide variety of issues, including federal budgetary cost estimation. Dr. Elliott also has experience in the financial services industry, including developing statistical models of customer satisfaction and developing a customer satisfaction tracking reporting system.

Ph.D. Economics, Princeton University; M.A. Economics, Princeton University; B.S. Economics, Northeastern University