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JEL Classifications: L41, K21 Abstract: When infringement of a patent dissipates profit relative to the licensing … example is where there are restrictions on licensing that arise from competition policy. …
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Many products—including microprocessors, telecommunications devices, computer software and on-line auction services—make use of multiple technologies, each of which is essential to make or sell the product. The owner of one technology benefits from the existence of complementary...
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on the rightholder's ability to work the patent himself. Minimalism holds that licensing contracts should not use more …
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prohibition on package licensing induces parties to adopt contracts that result in less efficient complementary investment because …
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JEL Classifications: L41, K21 Abstract: When infringement of a patent dissipates profit relative to the licensing … example is where there are restrictions on licensing that arise from competition policy. …
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This paper studies royalty negotiations between a patent holder and a downstream firm selling a product which is more valuable if it includes a feature covered by the patent. Royalties are negotiated in the shadow of patent litigation, which will determine whether or not the patent is valid and...
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