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In this article, Michael Salinger shows how a dominant firm that faces competition for part but not all of its market can maintain prices above competitive levels by offering cliff discounts with a threshold that allocates some market share to its competitors. To read more, click the link below.
Among the pieces featured in this month’s IP Literature Watch are a paper discussing the licensing of 5G SEPs by automotive manufacturers; an essay exposing...
Among the pieces featured in this month’s IP Literature Watch are a chapter exploring EU copyright framework relevant for the digitization of cultural...
Elizabeth Bailey is a panelist on “Back to the future: does there remain a role for economics in merger review?” where they will consider what economic...
Liz Bailey presents during the two part session titled “Legal and Economic Analysis of Horizontal Restraints.” Laila Haider presents during the sessions titled...
