Package Licenses in Patent Pools with Basic and Optional Patents

  • Azetsu K
  • Yamada S
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Abstract

Patent pools are established by the patent holders in order to promote R & D and technological standards, etc. This paper investigates the patent holders’ incentive to form a patent pool, the patent pool’s licensing behavior, and the anticompetitive effect of a patent pool. Our model is characterized by the following two features. First, we consider the different two types of patent: basic and optional. Second, we consider a patent pool that offers two types of a package license: single and multiple. Our results yield some implications for a patent pool that is characterized by the complementarity between basic and optional patents.

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Azetsu, K., & Yamada, S. (2013). Package Licenses in Patent Pools with Basic and Optional Patents. Modern Economy, 04(01), 10–19. https://doi.org/10.4236/me.2013.41002

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