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A Chicago School Take on Patent Licensing : Understanding the Economics of the Patent Exhaustion Doctrine

Layne-Farrar, Anne - 2016

Under the legal doctrine of patent exhaustion, a patent holder's ability to license multiple parties along a production … under ideal circumstances how royalty rates are split along the production chain has no real consequence for social welfare …

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Venture Capital, the Public Sector, and the High-Technology Industry

Messica, Avi - 2014

We studied the optimal funding of the public sector for the Hi-Tech industry in the presence of short-term, cyclical, venture capital (VC) funding by constructing a decision-making model that results in the optimal governmental support and a model that accounts for the dynamics of the VC...

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The Effect of Marketing on the Optimal Funding of a New Product Development

Messica, Avi - 2013

Marketing is attributed to be the dominant factor for the failure of the successful commercialization of a new product development. However, its funding aspects and the relation with engineering-related efforts such as the technical development and manufacturing is less studied. This report...

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Correcting Misunderstandings of Literal Infringement Scope Regarding After-Arising Technologies Protected by the Doctrine of Equivalents

Sarnoff, Joshua D. - 2020

Based on conflicting Federal Circuit case law, many academics have written, and many practitioners likely believe, that claim meanings or their applications may expand over time for purposes of literal infringement. But this common wisdom is wrong. Under existing Federal Circuit rules, the first...

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Theories of Destructive Technologies for Industrial and Corporate Change : A Short Overview with Strategic Management Implications in Competition

Coccia, Mario - 2020

destructive technology as a radical innovation, based on new products and/or processes, which with high technical and/or economic … by Fisher and Pry, predator-prey relation by Farrell and killer technology by Coccia. These approaches are in many ways …

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Complementary Hypotheses for Technology Analyses and Innovation Management

Coccia, Mario - 2020

Technology is a complex system formed by different elements given by incremental and radical innovations to satisfy … consequential environmental threats. This study suggests complementary hypotheses for technology analysis and innovation management … concerning the nature and evolution of technology in markets and society. The complementary hypotheses presented here to explain …

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Transforming Paradigms : A Global AI in Financial Services Survey

Ryll, Lukas - 2020

This report presents the findings of a global survey on AI in Financial Services jointly conducted by the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School and the World Economic Forum in Q2-Q3 2019. Representing one of the largest global...

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The Use of Data-Driven Technologies for Customer-Centric Marketing

Camilleri, Mark Anthony - 2019

programmatic advertising. Moreover, it sheds light on the use of blockchain; as this distributed ledger technology provides secure …

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Global Start-Up Communities

Fenwick, Mark - 2016

Although economic globalization has transformed contemporary conceptions of space, location still matters enormously for both individual entrepreneurs seeking to develop a sustainable business and policy makers looking to foster entrepreneurship within a particular city or region. In making the...

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Consumer Product Design and Innovation : Past, Present and Future

Roy, Robin - 2016

This paper summarises some of the content and conclusions of a new book which discusses the innovation, design and evolution of six consumer products – bicycles, washing machines, vacuum cleaners, electric lamps, television and mobile (cell) phones – from their original inventions to the...

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