Add to ORKGInnovation markets, sometimes called R&D markets, are markets in which firms compete in research and development. Historically, antitrust concerns focused on price and output effects in markets for goods and services, based on an analysis of historic market shares. This situation may have changed with the rapid growth of R&D expenditures and the recent consolidation trend in R&D intensive industries. I
Both antitrust and IP law are limited and imperfect instruments for regulating innovation. The probl...
The authors analyze the effects of R&D cartelization and research joint ventures on firms that engag...
It is common wisdom that in a static setting, increased rivalry among firms leads to increased innov...
This paper evaluates the innovation consequences of antitrust enforcement against the exclusionary c...
Innovation issues are increasingly highlighted in public policy, including competition policy. Not o...
Economic growth depends in large part on technological change. Laws govern-ing intellectual property...
A vast and often confusing economics literature relates competition to investment in innovation. Fol...
This thesis looks at the various activities of competition authorities, such as the United Kingdom's...
In a general setting with uncertainty and spillovers in R&D activity, we consider the incentive ...
We study the nature of market competition in relation to stability of collusion in the infinitely re...
This paper analyzes the impact of a future R&D race on current firm behavior in the product market. ...
Using a two-stage model describing the optimal R&D choice of firms operating in an oligopoly market ...
We examine the impact of product market competition on innovation in markets for technology. An inno...
Anticipated post-innovation collusion encourages R&D effort, but realized collusion later yields dea...
We examine the trade-off between the benefits of allowing firms to cooperate in R&D and the correspo...
Both antitrust and IP law are limited and imperfect instruments for regulating innovation. The probl...
The authors analyze the effects of R&D cartelization and research joint ventures on firms that engag...
It is common wisdom that in a static setting, increased rivalry among firms leads to increased innov...
This paper evaluates the innovation consequences of antitrust enforcement against the exclusionary c...
Innovation issues are increasingly highlighted in public policy, including competition policy. Not o...
Economic growth depends in large part on technological change. Laws govern-ing intellectual property...
A vast and often confusing economics literature relates competition to investment in innovation. Fol...
This thesis looks at the various activities of competition authorities, such as the United Kingdom's...
In a general setting with uncertainty and spillovers in R&D activity, we consider the incentive ...
We study the nature of market competition in relation to stability of collusion in the infinitely re...
This paper analyzes the impact of a future R&D race on current firm behavior in the product market. ...
Using a two-stage model describing the optimal R&D choice of firms operating in an oligopoly market ...
We examine the impact of product market competition on innovation in markets for technology. An inno...
Anticipated post-innovation collusion encourages R&D effort, but realized collusion later yields dea...
We examine the trade-off between the benefits of allowing firms to cooperate in R&D and the correspo...
Both antitrust and IP law are limited and imperfect instruments for regulating innovation. The probl...
The authors analyze the effects of R&D cartelization and research joint ventures on firms that engag...
It is common wisdom that in a static setting, increased rivalry among firms leads to increased innov...