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Pons, J. D. M., & Garcia, M. C. (2008). Legal origin and intellectual property rights: an empirical study in the prerecorded music sector. European Journal of Law and Economics, 26, 153-173.
This article aims at identifying differences in copyright protection in prerecorded music markets, and more specifically the impact of the legal system on the demand [...]
Chang, M. C., Lin, C. F., & Wu, D.(2008). Piracy and limited liability. Journal of Economics, 95, 25-53.
This paper analyzes the effects of end-user piracy on a monopolized software industry with network effects in which consumers have heterogeneous income and limited liability. Limited liability produces a piracy cost which increases with income. The monopolist thus [...]
Slive, J., & Bernhardt, D. (1998). Pirated for profit. Canadian Journal of Economics – Revue Canadienne d’Economique, 31, 886-899.
This paper explains why a software manufacturer may permit limited piracy of its software. Piracy can be viewed as a form of price discrimination in which the manufacturer sells some of the software at a price of [...]
Tang, P., & Hulsink, W. (1998). The winds of change: digital technologies, trading information and managing intellectual property rights. International Journal of Technology Management, 15, 869-894.
The paper will investigate how the management of intellectual property rights will affect the shaping of the newly emerging global and digital market place. The relevant question to be dealt [...]
Mulligan, S., & Stoett, P. (2000). A global bio-prospecting regime – Partnership or piracy? International Journal, 55, 224-246.
Anderton, C. H. (1999). Appropriation possibilities in a simple exchange economy. Economics Letters, 63, 77-83.
Appropriation possibilities cause relative price, trade volume, and welfare to vary considerably from the predictions of the standard Edgeworth box. When attack effectiveness is low:. a tariff designed to punish a nation’s piracy effort expands trade volume, welfare, and security of [...]
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