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Licensing of a new product innovation with risk averse agents
Ma, Siyu; Tauman, Yair - In: Review of industrial organization 59 (2021) 1, pp. 79-102
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Deterrence games and the disruption of information
Ma, Siyu; Tauman, Yair; Zeckhauser, Richard - 2020
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Patent licensing in a Cournot oligopoly : general results
Sen, Debapriya; Tauman, Yair - In: Mathematical social sciences 96 (2018), pp. 37-48
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The private value of a patent: a cooperative approach
Jelnov, Artyom; Tauman, Yair - In: Mathematical social sciences 58 (2009) 1, pp. 84-97
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On the diffusion of competing innovations
Badia, Bruno D.; Tauman, Yair; Tumendemberel, Biligbaatar - In: Mathematical social sciences 108 (2020), pp. 8-13
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Stag Hunt with unknown outside options
Jelnov, Artyom; Tauman, Yair; Zhao, Chang - In: Economic theory 72 (2021) 1, pp. 303-335
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Bargaining in patent licensing with inefficient outcomes
Tauman, Yair; Weiss, Yoram; Zhao, Chang - In: Review of industrial organization 58 (2021) 2, pp. 321-338
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Entry with two correlated signals : the case of industrial espionage and its positive competitive effects
Barrachina, Alex; Tauman, Yair; Urbano Salvador, Amparo - In: International journal of game theory 50 (2021) 1, pp. 241-278
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Patent licensing, entry and the incentive to innovate
Tauman, Yair; Zhao, Chang - In: International journal of industrial organization 56 (2018), pp. 229-276
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Market Crashes Without External Shocks
Hart, Sergiu - 1997
It is shown here that market crashes and bubbles can arise without external shocks. Sudden changes in behavior may be the result of endogenous information processing. Except for the daily observation of the market, there is no new information, no communication and no coordination between the...
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