In 2008, Big West of California sought Kern County’s approval to modernize its oil refinery in Bakersfield, California in order to increase the local production of clean fuels. The proposed project required the construction of new refining processing units and … Read More
Identifying and mitigating gaps and risks is the key to better results, optimal performance, and enhanced organizational efficiency, and the efficient flow of information is critical to communicating those results to stakeholders and audiences. Nathan’s in-house experts work collaboratively with … Read More
Reducing risk with clear insight Community banks face an increasingly complex commercial and regulatory environment driving business risk: What will be the effects of CECL? How do banks transition away from LIBOR? How do banks remain competitive with record-low interest … Read More
Nathan Associates and Gnarus Advisors LLC combined their litigation practices so law firms, corporations, and other clients could find a diverse and nimble pool of preeminent economic experts under one roof. The newest Who’s Who Legal, a U.K.-published directory, underscores the power of this combination.
August 30, 2017—Alan Meister,rnPh.D., a principal economist at Nathan Associates and a leader in therneconomic analysis of Indian gaming, will be presenting in Las Vegas at G2Ern2017, the largest gaming trade show in the country. The annual event is hostedrnby the American Gaming Association (AGA).… Read More
Nathan economist Alan Meister, Ph.D. recently examined the economic, fiscal, and social impacts of online casino gaming (iGaming) in New Jersey. His analysis figured prominently in the co-authored research report, “Economic Impact of New Jersey Online Gaming: Lessons Learned,” which was released in June.… Read More
February 13, 2017—Nathan’s India office recently analyzed the financial technology sector in India for the British High Commission in New Delhi. Financial technology, called fintech, is relatively new in India but has already attracted an investment of over $2.5 billion.
A large commercial power customer in a very competitive business was facing serious potential losses from proposed electricity rate designs with large fixed and demand charges. Dr. Adam Borison led the team that was retained to conduct a thorough analysis … Read More
The purpose of this study by Nathan was to provide the World Bank with some quantitative indications of the extent to which the development of additive manufacturing could disrupt trade flows. From a data point of view, a major shift … Read More
Nathan Associates affiliate Andrew Kleit, Professor of Energy and Environmental Economics at Pennsylvania State University, argues in the Wall Street Journal for more deregulation of electricity markets. Greater competition through deregulation will bring about lower costs for consumers and a … Read More