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Empirical analysis of license policy for declared standard-essential patents in setting technology standards

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Tax havens and cross-border licensing

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Dynamic effects of patent pools : evidence from inter-generational competition in optical disk industry

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Evaluation of a taxi sector reform : a real options approach

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Patent licensing revisited: heterogeneous firms and product differentiation

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Technology licensing by advertising supported media platforms an application to internet search engines

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We develop a duopoly model with advertising supported platforms and analyze incentives of a superior firm to license …

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Trade and industrial policy subtleties with international licensing

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Are joint patents collusive? : evidence from the US and Europe

Fosfuri, Andrea; Helmers, Christian; Roux, Catherine - 2013

We investigate whether patents that are jointly held by legally independent companies help sustain product-market collusion. We use a simple model of repeated interactions to show that joint patents can serve collusive purposes. Our model generates two testable predictions: when joint patents...

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An economic take on patent licensing : understanding the implications of the “First sale patent exhaustion” doctrine

Layne-Farrar, Anne; Llobet, Gerard; Padilla, Atilano Jorge - 2010

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