研討日期 |
2016年11月19日上午10:20~ 13:10 |
研討地點 |
台大社會科學院710討論室 |
主講題目 |
Should Good Patents Come in
Small Packages? A Welfare Analysis of Intellectual Property Bundling |
作者 |
Richard J. Gilbert, Michael L. Katz |
文獻出處 |
International Journal of
Industrial Organization 24 (2006) 931– 952 |
主講人 |
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參加人員 |
呂得成、丁虹仁、王光正、王羿傑、林燕淑、高國峯、梁文榮、陳宏易、彭正浩、曹古駒、詹銘葦、郭紫瑩、林季萱 |
摘要 |
Intellectual property
owners often hold the rights to several patents, each of which is essential
to make or use a product. We compare the welfare properties of package
licenses, under which a licensee pays the same fee regardless of the number
of technologies licensed, with component licenses, under which each technology
is licensed separately and there is no quantity discount. A central finding
is that a long-term package license can induce incentives to invent around
patents and invest in complementary assets that are closer to their socially
optimal levels than are those induced by a long-term component license. We
also identify settings in which a short-term license is a partial substitute
for a package license and a prohibition on package licensing induces parties
to adopt contracts that result in less efficient complementary investment
because of hold-up. |