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Fan, Haichao; Lai, Edwin L.-C.; Qi, Han - 2012 - This draft: March 31, 2012

What has been the overall global welfare impact of the accession to the World Trade Organization of a large country … simple user-friendly formula to calculate the global welfare impact of the simultaneous trade liberalization of a number of … countries? How sensitive is the answer to the assumption of the trade model? We find a striking answer to these questions. We …

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Global Gains from Trade Liberalization

Fan, Haichao - 2012

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Do Trade Policy Differences Induce Sorting? Theory and Evidence from Bangladeshi Apparel Exporters

Demidova, Svetlana A.; Kee, Hiau Looi; Krishna, Kala - 2006

This paper provides new testable predictions of heterogeneous firm (HF) models for trade. Variations in trade policy …, trade preferences, and the rules of origin (ROOs) needed to obtain them are incorporated into the model and some analytical …

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Credit constraints, quality, and export prices : theory and evidence from China

Fan, Haichao; Lai, Edwin L.-C.; Li, Yao Amber - 2013

exports. The paper modifies Arkolakisś (2010) model of trade with heterogeneous firms by introducing endogenous quality and …

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An Economic Model of Patent Exhaustion

Ivus, Olena - 2020

The doctrine of patent exhaustion implies that the authorized sale of patented goods “exhausts” the patent rights in the goods sold and precludes additional license fees from downstream buyers. Courts have considered absolute exhaustion, in which the patent owner forfeits all rights upon an...

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An economic model of patent exhaustion

Ivus, Olena; Lai, Edwin L.-C.; Sichelman, Ted - 2017

The doctrine of "patent exhaustion" implies that the authorized sale of patented goods "exhausts" the patent rights in the goods sold and precludes additional license fees from downstream buyers. This paper offers the first formal economic model of domestic patent exhaustion that incorporates...

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Patent exhaustion regime and international production sharing : winners and losers?

Ivus, Olena; Lai, Edwin L.-C. - 2017

On May 30, 2017, the Supreme Court held that the initial authorized sale of a patented item within or outside the U.S. "exhausts" all rights of the patentee to that item under the Patent Act. This decision goes against the Government's position that a foreign sale authorized by the U.S. patentee...

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Patent Exhaustion Regime and International Production Sharing : Winners and Losers?

Ivus, Olena - 2017

On May 30, 2017, the Supreme Court held that the initial authorized sale of a patented item within or outside the U.S. “exhausts” all rights of the patentee to that item under the Patent Act. This decision goes against the Government's position that a foreign sale authorized by the U.S....

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Transferable Licenses vs. Nontransferable Licenses : What is the Difference?

Krishna, Kala; Tan, Ling Hui - 2003

This paper questions the presumption that transferable quota licenses are worth more and result in higher welfare. We show that the price of a transferable license will tend to be higher than that of its nontransferable counterpart only if the underlying quota is quite restrictive. Despite this,...

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Merger policies and trade liberalization

Horn, Henrik - 2000

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