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Author
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Year
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Innovation Policy and the Economy, Volume 4
Volume 4 of this series discusses incentive-based policies, and patent and antitrust reform.
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Josh Lerner, Scott Stern, Adam B. Jaffe |
2004 |
Technology, Trade, and Adjustment to Immigration in Israel
This paper asks why a flood of high-skills immigrants did not reduce wages in Israel.
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Neil Gandal, Matthew Slaughter, Gordon Hanson |
2004 |
Open to Development: Open-Source Software and Economic Development
This paper looks at whether open source software (OSS) helps developing countries.
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Bibek Debroy, Julian Morris |
2004 |
New Technology Transfer Block Exemption, The: A Welcome Reform, After All
This paper looks at how Europe regulates technology agreements between firms.
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Anu Bradford, Maurits Dolmans |
2004 |
Market Size in Innovation: Theory and Evidence from the Pharmaceutical Industry
This paper looks at how the number of customers for a product affects firms’ research efforts.
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Daron Acemoglu, Joshua Linn |
2004 |
Innovation & Its Discontents: How Our Broken Patent System is Endangering Innovation & Progress, & What to Do About It
Argues that the U.S. patent system is badly managed, has a negative effect on innovation, and proposes some reforms.
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Josh Lerner, Adam B. Jaffe |
2004 |
From Medieval Guilds to Open Source Software: Informal Norms, Appropriability Institutions, and Innovation
This paper looks at how organizations like guilds fostered innovation, comparing them to law and organizations today.
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Robert Merges |
2004 |
Don't Fence Me In: Fragmented Markets for Technology and the Patent Acquisition Strategies of Firms
This article examines patterns in patenting among semiconductor firms in the United States.
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Rosemarie Ziedonis |
2004 |
Environmental Protection in the Information Age
This article hypothesizes about the effect of increased technological advancement on environmental protection policy.
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Daniel Esty |
2004 |
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 |