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Die 10. GWB-Novelle: neue Wettbewerbsregeln für die Digitalökonomie

Budzinski, Oliver; Polk, Andreas - 2021

Mit der 10. Novelle des Gesetzes gegen Wettbewerbsbeschränkungen (GWB; Anfang 2021 in Kraft getreten) sollen die deutschen Wettbewerbsregeln modernisiert und an die Erfordernisse der Digitalwirtschaft angepasst werden, weswegen die Novelle auch als GWB-Digitalisierungsgesetz bezeichnet wird. Der...

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Wettbewerb und Antitrust in Unterhaltungsmärkten

Budzinski, Oliver; Gänßle, Sophia; … - 2021

Wettbewerbsproblemen und -fällen. Dabei zeigt sich, dass (i) die prowettbewerbliche Wirkung der Digitalisierung auf Medienmärkte fragil ist …

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Wettbewerbsregeln für das digitale Zeitalter : die Ökonomik personalisierter Daten, Verbraucherschutz und die 9. GWB-Novelle

Budzinski, Oliver - 2017

Zusammenfassung: Die Digitalisierung der Wirtschaftsbeziehungen stellt die Wettbewerbspolitik vor erhebliche … Wirtschaftstheorie. Dabei wird deutlich, dass die 9. Novelle in einigen Bereichen eine Verbesserung der Wettbewerbspolitik in … Digitalisierungsprozesses skizziert, von denen zu erwarten ist, dass sie die Wettbewerbspolitik in den nächsten Jahren vor neue …

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Proportional Restraints in Horizontal Patent Settlements

Hovenkamp, Erik - 2020

Competitors embroiled in a patent dispute always prefer to preserve and share monopoly profits, even if the patent is likely invalid. Antitrust has come to embrace a policy that requires horizontal settlements to be "proportional" in the sense that their anticompetitive effects are commensurate...

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Proportional Restraints in Horizontal Patent Settlements

Hovenkamp, Erik - 2020

When rivals settle a patent dispute, they prefer to preserve the full monopoly profit, even if the patent is very likely invalid. The literature advocates comparing settlement outcomes to the expected result of litigation, but has not identified a comprehensive means of doing this. We show that...

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Innovation Consolidation

Lee, Peter - 2021

One of the most striking and undertheorized aspects of fields that commercialize patented technologies is the dynamic interplay of structural forces pushing toward consolidation. Of course, technological industries are complex ecosystems featuring numerous players of different sizes along the...

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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 chain is restricted. How and when such restrictions should be applied is a controversial issue, as evidenced by the Supreme Court's granting certiorari in the Quanta case. The...

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Invisible Engines : How Software Platforms Drive Innovation and Transform Industries

Evans, David S. - 2016

“Software platforms are the invisible engines that have created, touched, or transformed nearly every major industry for the past quarter century. They power everything from mobile phones and automobile navigation systems to search engines and web portals. They have been the source of enormous...

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The Patent System and Climate Change

Sarnoff, Joshua D. - 2013

The amount of greenhouse gas emissions and consequent climate changes and social responses will depend substantially upon the rapid development and widespread dissemination of a wide variety of new mitigation and adaptation technologies. The international approach adopted by the UN Framework...

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Patent Law, HIPPO, and the Biodiversity Crisis

Torrance, Andrew W. - 2014

Planet earth is host to a dazzling variety of living organisms. This diversity of life, or – biodiversity, is vital to the survival and prosperity of humanity, supplying such vital amenities as food, clothing, shelter, natural biochemicals useful in medicine, industry, and agriculture, and...

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