Glenn A. Woroch

Glenn Woroch is Adjunct Professor Emeritus of Economics, University of California, Berkeley, where he taught economics for nearly 25 years. Recently, he served as the Chief Economist of the Federal Communications Commission.

Dr. Woroch has been retained as an expert witness on matters involving monopolization claims, mergers, price discrimination, intellectual property infringement, and commercial damages. His litigation engagements also include arbitrations, ITC Section 337 proceedings, and class certifications. While Dr. Woroch’s consulting is focused on the telecommunications and computing industries, he has extensive experience in broadcast radio and television, computer hardware and software, ecommerce, and retail food and beverage.

Dr. Woroch has published numerous articles on industrial organization, regulation, antitrust, intellectual property, and network industries. In the past he served on the editorial boards of Information Economics & Policy, Journal of Regulatory Economics, and Telecommunications Policy. Previously, Dr. Woroch taught economics at the University of Rochester and Stanford University, and was Senior Member of Technical Staff at GTE (Verizon) Laboratories. For many years Dr. Woroch was the Executive Director of the Center for Research on Telecommunications Policy, a Berkeley research unit. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics and an M.A. in Statistics from Berkeley, and a B.A. from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.