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How Does Competition Affect Innovation? Evidence from U.S. Antitrust Cases

Kang, Hyo - 2020

innovation activities as innovation inputs measured by R&D investment and patenting inventors increased in tandem by 18% and 57 …

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Paying off the competition : market power and innovation incentives

Li, Xuelin; Lo, Andrew W.; Thakor, Richard T. - 2021 - This Draft: 19 June 2021

How does a firm’s market power in existing products affect its incentives to innovate? We explore this fundamental question using granular project-level and firm-level data from the pharmaceutical industry, focusing on a particular mechanism through which incumbent firms maintain their market...

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Big-Tech Mergers : Innovation, Competition for the Market, and the Acquisition of Emerging Competitors

Katz, Michael L. - 2020

There is broad concern that merger policy toward Big Tech has been too lenient. Big Tech typically operates in markets characterized by innovation-driven “competition for the market.” I show that this fact provides a rationale for heightened scrutiny of incumbents' acquisitions of emerging...

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An Experimental Contribution to the Revision of the Guidelines on Research and Development Agreements

Engel, Christoph - Max-Planck-Institut zur Erforschung von … - 2010

stay away from investment wars. Using the results from 107 published experiments on oligopoly, a meta-study shows that …

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Internet Regulation and Consumer Welfare : Innovation, Speculation, and Cable Bundling

Lopatka, John E.; Page, William H. - 2015

This article, published in 2001, argues that bundling of broadband transmission and Internet services by cable companies does not pose a sufficient risk of harm to innovation to justify a regulatory or antitrust requirement of open access

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Monopolization, Innovation, and Consumer Welfare

Lopatka, John E.; Page, William H. - 2015

This article, published in 2001, considers the appropriate standards for monopolization cases in which the defendant has allegedly reduced innovation by refusing to deal with the plaintiffs. We note that claims of reduced innovation are problematic, particularly in dynamic markets, because...

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Technological Leadership and Persistence of Monopoly Under Endogenous Entry : Static Versus Dynamic Analysis

Kováč, Eugen; Vinogradov, Viatcheslav; Žigić, Krešimir - 2014

the initial oligopoly situation to undertake pre-emptive R&D investment (strategic predation) eventually resulting in the … investment choice, its optimal decision making, and the dynamics of the market structure over time. We also contrast the leader …’s investment decisions with those of the social planner …

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Process and product innovation : a differential game approach to product life cycle

Lambertini, Luca; Mantovani, Andrea - In: International journal of economic theory 6 (2010) 2, pp. 227-252

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License or entry with vertical differentiation in duopoly

Hattori, Masahiko; Tanaka, Yasuhito - In: Economics and Business Letters : EBL 5 (2016) 1, pp. 17-29

We consider choice of options for a foreign innovating firm to license its technology for producing the high quality good to a domestic firm, or to enter the market of the domestic country with or without license. Under the assumption of uniform distribution about taste parameters of consumers;...

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The Role of Asymmetric Innovation’s Sizes in Technology Licensing Under Partial Vertical Integration

Sánchez, Mariola; Nerja, Adrian - 2022

In this paper, we compare the scenarios of exclusive licenses and cross-licenses under the existence of partial vertical integration. To do this, a succesive duopoly model is proposed, with two owners and two firms competing in a differentiated product market. Each technology owner has a share...

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