Patent litigation as an information-transmission mechanism

Article Abstract:

Research was conducted to examine the implications of patent litigation and the ensuing information revelation on entry dynamics and the behavior of the patentee and potential imitators. A simple model of imitation with multiple entrants was developed whose basic premise was that patent litigation reveals important information which other potential entrants can use to their own advantage. Results suggest a rich set of predictions involving entry dynamics.

Licenses, Patents & Trademarks, Cases, Intellectual property, Patents

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Self-fulfilling currency crises: the role of interest rates

Article Abstract:

Multiple equilibria are discussed using a crises model and determining interest rates within a noisy rational expectations equilibrium. Regardless of information structure, multiple equilibria is determined from present market environment features.

Interest Rates, Usage, Equilibrium (Economics), Financial crises

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Patent litigation with endogenous disputes

Article Abstract:

Reasons for patent infringement, such as lack of information, with relation to patent policy reforms are presented.

Venture Analysis, Business enterprises, Patent infringement

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