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In this article, written with Joshua D. Wright, Joanna Tsai documents and analyzes changes to 11 SSO IPR policies over time and show that SSOs and their IPR policies appear to be responsive to changes in perceived patent holdup risks and other factors. To read more, click the link below.
Branded pharmaceutical manufacturers are required by law to list all patents in the Orange Book that cover an approved drug product. However,...
Their recommendations include: Using simultaneous vGUPPIs to account for feedback effects between raising rivals’ costs (RRC) incentives and elimination of...
Yajing Jiang moderates the latest Groundbreakers seminar, featuring Leon Musolff’s paper (co-authored with Kwok-Hao Lee), “Two-Sided Markets and...
Quenton Wright presents the session titled “Four Flavors of Economic Expertise.” Topics to be discussed: What is your flavor of econ expertise and how has it...
