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Patent Protection, Optimal Licensing, and Innovation with Endogenous Entry

Suzuki, Keishun - 2017

How does patent policy affect innovation when patent licensing is crucial for firms? To address this question, the … present paper incorporates voluntary patent licensing between an innovator and followers, which has been discussed in the …. Using this model, we show that strong patent protection does not enhance innovation, economic growth, and welfare …

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Patents in Theory and Practice: Empirical Results from Switzerland

Harabi, Najib - 1996

The purpose of this paper is to investigate empirically the effectiveness of alternative mechanisms of protecting the competitive advantages of new or improved products and processes. The analysis is based on I survey I conducted among 358 firms in 127 different (four-digit) industries in...

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Testing an extended knowledge-capital model of foreign direct investment

Kox, Henk L.M. - 2023

The knowledge-capital model of foreign direct investment implies that countries with relatively large outward FDI stocks should also have a relative abundance of proprietary knowledge assets. Early versions of the knowledge-capital theory model these assets as if they were only the results of...

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International Entrepreneurship and Technology Transfer: The CDM´s Reality in China

Aleluia, João; Leitão, João - 2009

Entrepreneurship as a determinant of economic growth and innovation intensity has been increasingly used by governments for shaping public policies with sustainable development purposes. This chapter positions the Clean Development Mechanism as an example of an international technology transfer...

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Formulas for fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory royalty determination

Salant, David J - 2007

This paper takes an axiomatic approach to determining “Fair, Reasonable, and Non-Discriminatory” (“FRAND”) royalties for intellectual property (“IP”) rights. Drawing on the extensive game theory literature on “surplus sharing/cost sharing” problems, I describe specific formulas...

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Performance, IT maturity and offshoring behaviour of Italian manufacturing corporations in the dire straits of globalisation

de Panizza, Andrea - 2008

This study examines productivity and profitability of Italian manufacturing corporations in relation to IT usage and offshoring of intermediate goods. The information set is based on a balanced panel of enterprises' economic accounts and foreign trade statistics for the years 2000-2004, linked...

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Free licensing strategy and ex post privatization in a mixed oligopoly

Cho, Sumi; Kim, Doori; Lee, Sang-Ho - 2021

This paper investigates free licensing strategy with a flexible privatization policy in a mixed oligopoly in which licensing contracts are observable before the government chooses its optimal degree of ex post privatisation. We examine and compare foreign and public licensors and explore the...

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Bundled procurement

Chen, Yongmin; Li, Jianpei - 2015

When procuring multiple products from competing firms, a buyer may choose separate purchase, pure bundling, or mixed bundling. We show that pure bundling will generate higher buyer surplus than both separate purchase and mixed bundling, provided that trade for each good is likely to be...

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Vertical Integration and Patent Licensing in Upstream and Downstream Markets

Bouguezzi, Fehmi; EL ELJ, Moez - 2009

two firms: the patent holding firm and a non innovative firm. In upstream market, the innovative firm owns an innovation …

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Transfert de technologie sur une ville circulaire

Bouguezzi, Fehmi - 2010

the firms holds a patent allowing to reduce the marginal production cost and decides to license its innovation under a … innovation. Finally, I show that optimal licensing regime for the patent holding firm when innovation is not drastic is fixed fee … and I show that for this licensing regime a Nash equilibrium exists. When innovation is drastic, patent holding firm do …

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