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Guillermo Israilevich specializes in energy market design, market power, tariff reviews, and
antitrust matters in regulated industry disputes. Dr. Israilevich has provided economic analyses
related to competitive market behavior in restructured electric power markets and regulated
utilities’ ability to exercise horizontal and vertical market power. He also has expertise in
market design, regulatory accounting and cost allocation, capacity markets, and investment costs for
merchant generation plants. Dr. Israilevich has an extensive background in industrial organization,
regulation, finance, and strategy matters. He has submitted testimony before the Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission (FERC), the United States District Court for the District of Puerto Rico, and
regulatory commissions in Puerto Rico, Mexico, and Bolivia. Dr. Israilevich has published in
peer-reviewed journals and industry magazines. Dr. Israilevich’s distinctions include receiving:
the Oscar Mayer Foundation Fellowship; the University of Chicago Fellowship (a four-year fellowship
from the Graduate School of Business); the Award from the Professional Council of Economics Sciences
of Córdoba in Argentina; the University Prize, Honorable Mention, and School of Economics Prize
at the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba in Argentina; and the Fundación
Mediterránea Scholarship in Argentina.
Prior to joining Bates White, Dr. Israilevich served as a Research Assistant at the University of
Chicago, where he developed microeconomic models to forecast business fluctuations in the United States
and analyzed competition and market structure in electronic markets. Dr. Israilevich served as a
Teaching Assistant at the University of Chicago, where he taught graduate-level courses in business
strategy and undergraduate-level courses in microeconomics. He also consulted on business and regional
development strategies as an Economist at the Institute of Economic Studies for the Argentine and Latin
America Reality in Argentina.
Ph.D., Business Economics, University of Chicago;
M.B.A., University of Chicago; B.A., Economics, Universidad Nacional
de Córdoba, Argentina
Languages: Spanish
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