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Chapter 11 Patent licensing

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2006General licensing schemes for a cost-reducing innovation310 cited
1998Risk sharing in licensing184 cited
2002Patent Licensing Under Strategic Delegation97 cited
2009The Organization of the Innovation Industry: Entrepreneurs, Venture Capitalists, and Oligopolists78 cited
2005LICENSING CONTRACT IN A STACKELBERG MODEL*75 cited
2014The Role of Equity, Royalty, and Fixed Fees in Technology Licensing to University Spin-Offs71 cited
2010Patent Licensing from a High‐Cost Firm to a Low‐Cost Firm*64 cited
2004On the coexistence of different licensing schemes59 cited
2007Can Standard-Setting Lead to Exploitative Abuse? A Dissonant View on Patent Hold-Up, Royalty Stacking and the Meaning of Frand46 cited
2007License auctions with royalty contracts for (winners and) losers44 cited
2014Tacit Knowledge and the Structure of License Contracts: Evidence from the Biomedical Industry39 cited
2014Optimal licensing of uncertain patents in the shadow of litigation35 cited
2018The optimal technology licensing strategy under supply disruption32 cited
2014Imperfect Patent Protection and Innovation31 cited
2009LICENSING ‘WEAK’ PATENTS*29 cited
2002The Role of Fixed Fee and Royalty in Patent Licensing29 cited