Greg Taylor is an accomplished economist specializing in technology markets and digital goods and services. Currently serving as Associate Professor and Senior Research Fellow at the Oxford Internet Institute at the University Oxford, Taylor has devoted his research to exploring the intersection of competition policy and regulation for tech, IO, information economics, and other applications of game theory and economics for policy analysis in the digital sphere. Taylor's research deals with some of the most pressing issues of our time and he collaborates with government, regulators, and practitioners to help make policy in these areas.

Taylor's body of work encompasses various topics, including the competitive effects of data, intermediary bias, search engines and other online information intermediaries, the bundling of digital goods/services, and online advertising markets. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Economics from the University of Southampton and has also been a Research Fellow at the Oxford Internet Institute.