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Author
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Year
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Technical Standard Setting Organizations and Competition: A Case for Deference to the Market
This paper asks how setting standards affects competition.
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Raymond Nimmer |
2009 |
What’s in a (Missing) Name? Status and Signaling in Open Standards Development
This paper tests the importance of an author’s identity to publication and readership.
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Tim S. Simcoe, Dave Waguespack, Lee Fleming |
2008 |
Empirically Testing for Indirect Network Externalities in the LCD Television Market
This paper examines the market for LCD televisions to cleanly identify existing and future network externalities.
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Jeffrey Livingston, Patrick Scholten, David Ortmeyer, Wilson Wong |
2008 |
Complements Problem within Standard Setting, The: Assessing the Evidence on Royalty Stacking
This papers asks if patents make products too expensive for consumers.
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Anne Layne-Farrar, Damien Geradin, Jorge A. Padilla |
2008 |
Abusive Pricing in an IP Licensing Context: An EC Competition Law Analysis
This paper looks at how European regulators decide competition policy cases involving intellectual property licensing.
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Damien Geradin |
2007 |
Antitrust and Intellectual Property Rights: Assessing the Link Between Standards and Market Power
This paper looks at recent cases assessing how patents affect competition within a standard setting context.
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Anne Layne-Farrar |
2007 |
Global Competition Law and Economics
This book discusses how changing communications services raise trade issues.
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Damien Geradin, Einer Elhauge |
2007 |
Government at the Standards Bazaar, The
This paper offers an overview of government involvement in standards.
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Stacy Baird |
2007 |
Questioning Copyright in Standards
This article asks if the systematic collection of data can be protected by copyright.
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Pamela Samuelson |
2007 |
An Introduction to the Economics Literature on Standard Setting Organizations
This article summarizes new economic studies of standards setting organizations.
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Neil Gandal |
2007 |