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Stein, Amy L. - 2015

Article draws upon economic analyses of industrial organization and principal-agent theory to illuminate the tensions caused …

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Social norms and legal design

Deffains, Bruno; Fluet, Claude - 2019

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Residual deterrence

Dilmé, Francesc; Garrett, Daniel F. - 2019

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Imperfekte Gerichte und Vertragstreue : eine ökonomische Theorie richterlicher Entscheidungen

Kirstein, Roland - 1999

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Competition and the reputational costs of litigation

Meyerinck, Felix von; Pursiainen, Vesa; Schmid, Markus M. - 2021

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Competition and the Reputational Costs of Litigation

von Meyerinck, Felix; Pursiainen, Vesa; Schmid, Markus - 2021

We study the role of competition in customers' reactions to litigation against firms, using anonymized mobile phone location data. A class action lawsuit filing results in a 4% average reduction in customer visits to target firms' outlets in the following months. The effect strongly depends on...

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Types of common R&D partners and knowledge leakage to rivals : the role of IP litigation reputation

Edris, Sarah; Belderbos, René; Gilsing, Victor A. - In: Technovation : an international journal of technical … 131 (2024), pp. 1-14

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Behavior in Group Contests : A Review of Experimental Research

Sheremeta, Roman M. - 2015

incentive to abstain from expending any effort and instead free-ride on the efforts of other members. Contest theory shows that … relative to the theory. We discuss potential explanations for such over-expenditure, including the utility of winning, bounded … support for the comparative statics predictions of the theory (with the exception of the “group size paradox”). Finally …

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Discovery and Disclosure with Asymmetric Information and Endogenous Expenditure at Trial

Farmer, Amy; Pecorino, Paul - 2012

We develop a model with asymmetric information, where the uninformed party makes the offer. When parties proceed to trial, their endogenous expenditures partially determine the outcome. The endogenous spending at trial can either strengthen or weaken the bargaining position of the uninformed...

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Consumer Confidence as a Matter of Information and Regulation - Can it Enhance Social Welfare?

König, Jan C. L. - 2012

Confidence seems to replace certain knowledge and the necessity for specific information. It simplifies economical processes and procedures, it motivates investing, and obviously, it enhances welfare — if it was missing, innumerable dealings would not be made. Consequently, if confidence among...

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