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The case of NCAA v. O’Bannon has received significant attention. Straddling the intersection of antitrust, intellectual property, and sports law, the case presents engaging and complex issues. Much of the complexity, however, is unnecessary. For it stems from a Ninth Circuit ruling that...
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passing too much of the licensing value through to consumers, which may enhance joint profits. Second, licensing to a rival …-party competition. This is the same problem that arises when a firm buys stock in a competitor. Consequently, even if the royalty rate …
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’s effects on competition. Commentators have recently debated the predictability and appropriate structure of the analysis. But … restraint’s effects on competition while taking away the option of balancing anticompetitive and procompetitive effects …
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Which kind of intellectual property regime is more favorable to innovation: one that enforces patents or one that does not? Economic theory is unable to answer this question, as valid arguments can be made both for and against patents; hence we must turn to empirical evidence. In this paper, we...
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-grant competition will diminish such efforts. This is just a special case of the more general claim that a market will be more … asserts that this post-grant market should involve little or no competition, and infers from this that patents should be broad …. However, economists have long debated the relationship between competition and innovation. A leading view among contemporary …
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We analyze competition between data intermediaries collecting information on consumers, which they sell to firms for … price discrimination purposes. We show that competition between data intermediaries benefits consumers by increasing … competition between firms, and by reducing the amount of consumer data collected. We argue that merger policy guidelines should …
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mobile termination rate regulation. We find that regulation benefits consumers significantly more than entry does, and that … high-income consumers and city-dwellers benefit more in terms of increased consumer surplus. …
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Prime and others have emerged as new suppliers of audiovisual content. In this quickly changing industry, compe-tition … also identify areas where competition intensity between different service types appear to be low, for instance, through …
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insurers market their products to consumers based, in part, on the quality and breadth of their provider network. We then … consider competition in health insurance markets and physician services markets. We conclude by considering vertical restraints …
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integration between insurers and hospitals, we develop a model of bargaining and competition. Integrated firms have incentives to …
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