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. Where licensing fails, follow-on innovation is blocked unless firms gain FTO through patent invalidation. Using large … patentee's product market. Here, transaction costs likely exceed the joint surplus of licensing, causing licensing failure. In …
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Using a new dataset with detailed geographic information about licensing activities of the Max Planck Society, Germany …
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Using a new dataset with detailed geographic information about licensing activities of the Max Planck Society, Germany …
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By using the PatVal-EU dataset we find that the most important determinant of patent licensing is firm size. Patent …
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. Where licensing fails, follow-on innovation is blocked unless firms gain FTO through patent invalidation. Using large … patentee's product market. Here, transaction costs likely exceed the joint surplus of licensing, causing licensing failure. In …
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This article describes six common challenges of design, incentives, and governance that arise in establishing platform businesses. It also proposes solutions. It considers, for example, how to open a platform to decentralized innovation yet still earn a return; how to incorporate best-of-breed...
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one party and cross-licensing. …
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The patent system makes organized markets in patents with transparent prices possible. Such prices are here investigated as "signals" for inventors and innovators alike of valuable "technology areas," in an experimental study. They inform decisions of specialized "firms" on allocation of...
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," creating dynamic gains, potentially increasing the use of technology in the economic system. Previous research on licensing has …
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We are well familiar with the economic analysis of a patent system in terms of a temporary monopoly on products, benefitting from marginal process inventions, formulated under conditions of certain future demands. This article develops an experimental and dynamic microeconomic model useful for...
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