We argue that cross-licensing is a device to establish specialization in a multi-product Stackelberg duopoly under process innovation. The optimum licensing contracts are royalty contracts. These are designed so as to implement the joint-profit maximization (monopoly) outcome as the unique Nash equilibrium of the competition game. The monopoly-First- Best optimum is attained: each firm produces solely the good for which it has a technological advantage, firms\u2019 joint profits attain the First Best optimum. We study the implications of limitations to contract enforceability and find that this may reduce the attained degree of specialization.but social welfare may increase
We study optimal licensing and its social welfare implications when the innovator (patentee) is an i...
Technology license markets play important roles as the intermediaries which connect technology licen...
This article explores how intercompetitor licensing between an incumbent and an entrant affects mark...
We argue that cross-licensing is a device to establish specialization in a multi-product Stackelberg...
We argue that cross-licensing is a device to establish specialization in a multi-product Stackelberg...
In a duopoly where both firms produce substitutes, we show that under process innovation, specializa...
In a differentiated Stackelberg duopoly, we explore the licensing behaviour of an inside patent hold...
We analyze the competitive effects of bilateral cross-licensing agreements in a setting with many co...
We analyze the competitive effects of bilateral cross-licensing agreements in a setting with many co...
National audienceWe analyze the competitive effects of bilateral cross-licensing agreements in a set...
This paper analyses the policy implications of licensing between producers of differ-entiated goods....
We study optimal linear licensing and its social welfare implications when the innovator (patentee) ...
This paper extends the work of Wang (2002) by considering a differentiated Stackelberg model, when t...
In sectors with cumulative and complementry technologies, some rms build patent portfolios in order ...
I analyze licensing of a drastic innovation when products are differentiated due to consumer and/or ...
We study optimal licensing and its social welfare implications when the innovator (patentee) is an i...
Technology license markets play important roles as the intermediaries which connect technology licen...
This article explores how intercompetitor licensing between an incumbent and an entrant affects mark...
We argue that cross-licensing is a device to establish specialization in a multi-product Stackelberg...
We argue that cross-licensing is a device to establish specialization in a multi-product Stackelberg...
In a duopoly where both firms produce substitutes, we show that under process innovation, specializa...
In a differentiated Stackelberg duopoly, we explore the licensing behaviour of an inside patent hold...
We analyze the competitive effects of bilateral cross-licensing agreements in a setting with many co...
We analyze the competitive effects of bilateral cross-licensing agreements in a setting with many co...
National audienceWe analyze the competitive effects of bilateral cross-licensing agreements in a set...
This paper analyses the policy implications of licensing between producers of differ-entiated goods....
We study optimal linear licensing and its social welfare implications when the innovator (patentee) ...
This paper extends the work of Wang (2002) by considering a differentiated Stackelberg model, when t...
In sectors with cumulative and complementry technologies, some rms build patent portfolios in order ...
I analyze licensing of a drastic innovation when products are differentiated due to consumer and/or ...
We study optimal licensing and its social welfare implications when the innovator (patentee) is an i...
Technology license markets play important roles as the intermediaries which connect technology licen...
This article explores how intercompetitor licensing between an incumbent and an entrant affects mark...