June 13, 2008This paper analyzes how an inventor should fix the licensing terms to license a standard in complying with a non-discrimination requirement. Using a model incorporating imperfect competition between a finite number of users and product differentiation, we compare three different regimes: fixed fee (also known as royalty free), per unit royalty and two-part tariff. We highlight the different effects of each design on prices and number of varieties. We identify which one dominates with respect to the licensor's profit and total welfare. Finally we extend our model to a setting where the standard is protected by several licenses owned by non-cooperating owners.科学研究費補助金(特別推進研究) = Grant-in-Aid for Specially Promoted Research21 p
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International audienceIn this paper, we revisit the issue of licensing ‘weak' patents under the shad...
We explore potential methods for assessing whether licensing terms for intellectual property declare...
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The authors are grateful to the publisher, Elsevier, for letting the manuscript being archived in th...
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This paper finds that royalty licensing can be superior to fixed-fee licensing for the patent-holdin...
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This paper explores how an inventor should license an innovation that opens new markets for the lice...
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which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original ...
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In this paper, we consider a Cournot duopoly market in which the patent-holding firm negotiates with...
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We study how a firm licenses a product improvement innovation to its rival in the final market. Cont...
International audienceIn this paper, we revisit the issue of licensing ‘weak' patents under the shad...
We explore potential methods for assessing whether licensing terms for intellectual property declare...
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