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Antitrust, Patents and Copyright - EU and US Perspectives (Hardcover, illustrated edition)
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Antitrust, Patents and Copyright - EU and US Perspectives (Hardcover, illustrated edition)
Series: New Horizons in Competition Law and Economics series
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In modern markets innovation is at least as great a concern as
price competition. The book discusses how antitrust policy and
patent and copyright laws interact to create market dynamics that
affect both competition and innovation. Antitrust and intellectual
property policies for the most part are complementary, sharing
common goals of promoting innovation and economic welfare. In some
cases, however, their distinct approaches, one based on competition
and the other on exclusion, come into conflict. As antitrust
authorities focus increasingly on ensuring that firms do not
interfere with innovation by rivals or impede the pace of
technological progress in an industry, they necessarily must
confront difficult questions about the strength and scope of
intellectual property rights. When should private property rights
give way to public competition objectives? When is it appropriate
to remedy anticompetitive outcomes through access to protected
intellectual property? How does antitrust enforcement or
competition itself affect incentives to innovate? Leading
economists and lawyers address these questions from both US and EU
perspectives in discussing salient antitrust cases involving
intellectual property rights such as Microsoft, Magill, Kodak, IMS
and Intel. Offering a non-technical introduction to this major
topic, this book will be of interest to those practitioners and
legal and economic scholars who may only be aware of one side of
the conflicting views on competition law and intellectual property
law. It will also be of interest more generally to schools and
universities of law in the EU and the US.
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