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Author
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Year
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Vertical Integration and Technology: Theory and Evidence
This paper looks at how technology-focused firms relate to other firms.
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Daron Acemoglu, Philippe Aghion, Fabrizio Zilibotti, Rachel Griffith |
2004 |
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Pragmatic Approach to Identifying and Analyzing Legitimate Tying Cases, A
This paper looks at how courts view “tying”, a common business practice.
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David S. Evans, Jorge A. Padilla, Michael A. Salinger |
2003 |
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How Open is Open Enough? Melding Proprietary and Open Source Platform Strategies
This paper studies Apple, IBM, and Sun Microsystem’s support for open source software.
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Joel West |
2003 |
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Cooperative Marketing Agreements Between Competitors: Evidence from Patent Pools
This paper looks at organizations known as “patent pools,” or groups of firms that license patents to one another.
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Josh Lerner, Marcin Strojwas, Jean Tirole |
2003 |
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The Antitrust Economics of Tying: A Farewell to Per se Illegality
This paper examines how courts view tying, a common software business practice.
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David S. Evans, Christian Ahlborn, Jorge A. Padilla |
2003 |
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Aligning the Interests of Lawyers and Clients
This paper looks at problems with the way clients pay lawyers.
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A. Mitchell Polinsky |
2003 |
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Assessing Theories of Global Governance: A Case Study of International Antitrust Regulation
This paper looks at how nations could cooperate in making competition policy.
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Anu Bradford |
2003 |
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Antitrust Isn't the Concern of the States
This paper looks at the role of the states in federal antitrust law cases.
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Robert W. Hahn |
2002 |
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The Antitrust Economics of Two-Sided Markets
This paper looks at modern networks and how consumers could be helped or harmed.
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David S. Evans |
2002 |
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Evidence Regarding Microsoft and Innovation
This paper looks at whether Microsoft harmed innovation.
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Marco Iansiti, Josh Lerner |
2002 |