Tag: Tying
Tying, Exclusivity, and Standard-Essential Patents
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Tying, Exclusivity, and Standard-Essential Patents
By Erik Hovenkamp (Harvard Law School)
Abstract: When a technological standard is adopted, implementers...
Antitrust and the Design of Production
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Antitrust and the Design of Production
By Herbert J. Hovenkamp (University of Pennsylvania)
Abstract: Both economics and antitrust policy...
Tying and Bundling Involving Standard-Essential Patents
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Tying and Bundling Involving Standard-Essential Patents
By Koren W. Wong-Ervin, Evan Hicks & Ariel Slonim (George Mason University)
Abstract: Competition agencies...
CPI(8)2
In our Autumn 2012 Journal, we present a Symposium on Tying, a Colloquium on Media Plurality, and a special article on the risks of...
CPI 5(2)
This Autumn 2009 issue marks several anniversaries; it is the tenth volume of CPI, the end of our fifth year, and the last issue...
Jan-07(1) & (2)
In this issue:
Illinois Tool Works
Joshua Wright, Jan 25, 2007
Illinois Tool Works v. Independent Ink
While the Court's rejection of the patent presumption in...
Dec-06(1) & (2)
In this issue:
Bundled Rebates and Exclusive Dealing: Recent Testimony before the FTC/DOJ
Joshua Wright, Nov 17, 2006
Testimony on Exclusive Dealing for the DOJ/FTC...
Nov-06(1) & (2)
In this issue:
The Use of Economics in Tying Law
David Evans, Christian Ahlborn, Jorge Padilla, Michael Salinger, Nov 03, 2006
The Law and Economics of Tying
This...
For A Rigorous “Effects-Based” Analysis Of Vertical Restraints Adopted By Dominant...
Damien Geradin, Caio Mario da Silva Pereira Neto, Jul 28, 2013
his short paper summarizes the main findings of a comprehensive study the authors conducted...
Antitrust and Nonexcluding Ties
Herbert Hovenkamp, Dec 20, 2012
Notwithstanding hundreds of court decisions and scholarly articles, tying arrangements remain enigmatic. Conclusions that go to either extreme, per se...
