Commentators on antitrust and patent law over the past decade have advanced the view that "patent holdup" poses a … dynamic efficiency, I argue that both the law of patent remedies and the law of antitrust should play a role (albeit a limited … serious threat to innovation and consumer welfare. In recent months, however, a more skeptical literature has emerged to …

innovation and economic growth would be better served by relying on contract and patent law rather than antitrust. We conclude …This essay reviews Michael Carrier’s analysis of antitrust and standard setting in his new book: Innovation for the 21 …st Century: Harnessing the Power of Intellectual Property and Antitrust Law. While Innovation for the 21st Century offers …

by the holder of a standard essential patent (‘SEP') may be an abuse of dominance under Article 102 TFEU. However, Huawei …

strengthened in order to promote innovation and access to health technologies. Article 8(2) of the TRIPS Agreement provides … they can lead to significant barriers to innovation and access. Used effectively, competition policy can be in the best … driver for innovation and access …

with provisions of Patent law and Trade secret agreements in special reference to pharmaceuticals and biological. After … effective remedy against agreement among patent licensees and parties to trade secret agreements when particularly such … law specifically in light of 1) Patent violating and anti-competitive moves by Government with special focus on parallel …

innovation for their welfare effects. Its premise is that the enhancement of social welfare is included among the purposes of … competition and intellectual-property laws. It also assumes that innovation is a major contribution to long-run welfare. The paper … both governments to the issue of regulatory delay eroding some period of patent protection. Second, the paper considers the …

The present paper explores the multi-layered relationship between plant patents, the right to food and competition law … property (IP) – thereby making a pivotal shift from plant breeder’s rights to patents – has possibly led to hampering effects …

patent monopolies and other inefficiencies. We review the positive theory of innovation in health care, as it relates to the … intellectual property, including patent races, cumulative or sequential innovation, and the implications of health insurance. We …Intellectual property rights are viewed as essential to medical innovation, but very often involve social costs due to …