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ArticleMarket Structure and Technical Advance: The Role of Patent Scope Decisions

Robert P. Merges1991

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Market Structure and Technical Advance: The Role of Patent Scope Decisions

Robert P. Merges · Richard R. Nelson · T. Jorde D. Teece

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Intellectual Property and Patents Intellectual Property Law Merger and Competition Analysis

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Published1991-01-01

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