Risk sharing in licensing

Article Abstract:

Demand and cost uncertainties tend to influence the design of linear license contracts. License contract integrates a fixed free with an ad valorem royalty when demand uncertainty exists. On the other hand, a license contract that integrates either type of royalties together with a fixed fee may arise under the presence of cost uncertainty. A correlation between the use of royalties in license contracts and uncertainty was established.

Product Development, Research, Interpretation and construction, Contracts, Royalties, Royalties (Intellectual property), Licensing agreements

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Quantifying the effects from horizontal mergers in European competition policy

Article Abstract:

The ways in which merger analysis in Europe can be enhanced are examined. A measurement of the impacts of horizontal mergers in European competition policy is presented. Nested logit models, differentiated product markets, competition policy, etc. are also discussed in detail.

Influence, Horizontal integration

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Hold-up of anti-competitive mergers

Article Abstract:

The ways of controlling the delay of anti-competitive mergers, which are more beneficial for competitors than the merging companies, are examined. This analysis is done by making a model of endogenous mergers.

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