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Patent Commons, Thickets, and Open Source Software Entry by Start-Up Firms

Wen, Wen - 2015

based on an OSS license. The marginal impact of The Commons on OSS entry is increasing in the cumulativeness of innovation …

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Dual licensing in open source software markets

Comino, Stefano; Manenti, Fabio M. - In: Information economics and policy : IEP 23 (2011) 3/4, pp. 234-242

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Decentralized licensing of complementary patents : comparing the royalty, fixed-fee and two-part tariff regimes

Meniere, Yann; Parlane, Sarah - In: Information economics and policy : IEP 22 (2010) 2, pp. 178-191

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Managing Licensing in a Market for Technology

Arora, Ashish - 2014

Over the last decade, companies have paid greater attention to the management of their intellectual assets. We build a model that helps understand how licensing activity should be organized within large corporations. More specifically, we compare decentralization--where the business unit using...

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Secondary Pharmaceutical Patenting : A Global Perspective

Sampat, Bhaven N. - 2017

Pharmaceutical firms' use of secondary patents to extend periods of exclusivity generates concerns among policymakers worldwide. In response, some developing countries have introduced measures to curb the grant of these patents. While these measures have received considerable attention, there is...

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Market Outcomes and Dynamic Patent Buyouts

Galasso, Alberto - 2014

Patents are a useful but imperfect reward for innovation. In sectors like pharmaceuticals, where monopoly distortions seem particularly severe, there is growing international political pressure to identify alternatives to patents that could lower prices. Innovation prizes and other non-patent...

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Low-Quality Patents in the Eye of the Beholder : Evidence from Multiple Examiners

de Rassenfosse, Gaétan - 2016

A low-quality patent system threatens to slow the pace of technological progress. Concerns about low patent quality are supported by estimates from litigation studies suggesting that the majority of patents granted by the U.S. patent office should not have been issued. This paper proposes a new...

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Efficient Patent Pools

Tirole, Jean; Lerner, Josh - 2021

The paper builds a tractable model of a patent pool, an agreement among patent owners to license a set of their patents … welfare. It shows that requiring pool members to be able to independently license patents matters if and only if the pool is … form a pool or to cross-license when they themselves are users of the patents in the pool …

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The Geographic Reach of Market and Non-Market Channels of Technology Transfer : Comparing Citations and Licenses of University Patents

Mowery, David C.; Ziedonis, Arvids A. - 2021

The growth of high-technology clusters in the United States suggests the presence of strong regional agglomeration effects that reflect proximity to universities or other research institutions. Using data on licensed patents from the University of California, Stanford University, and Columbia...

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Patent Licensing and the Research University

Jensen, Richard A.; Thursby, Marie C. - 2021

research, is complicated by the fact that she earns license income and prestige both inside and outside the university. Thus in …

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