2011
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1784406
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Intellectual Property Rights Protection and Enforcement in a Software Duopoly

Abstract: ISBN 978-80-7343-236-2 (Univerzita Karlova. Centrum pro ekonomický výzkum a doktorské studium) ISBN 978-80-7344-226-2 (Národohospodářský ústav AV ČR, v.v.i.) AbstractWe study the economic impacts of the interaction between a regulator's Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) protection policy against software piracy on the one side and the forms of IPR protection that software producers may themselves undertake to protect their intellectual property on the other side. Two developers, each offering a variety of dif… Show more

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“…They show that a developer's decision to introduce protection against illegal copying depends mainly on the NEs, and that under strong NEs, each developer decides not to implement protection in order to make his software more attractive and to 13 Given our framework in which the high quality …rm competes with the low quality …rm, it seems that Stackelberg competition might be also an appropriate way to model it. Stµ relický, J and µ Zigić, K, (2011), however, show that Stackelberg setup does not bring any qualitatively new insight so we do not consider it here.. 14 There is, however,a mistake in the article; see Peitz, (2004) for the correction of the mistake.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…They show that a developer's decision to introduce protection against illegal copying depends mainly on the NEs, and that under strong NEs, each developer decides not to implement protection in order to make his software more attractive and to 13 Given our framework in which the high quality …rm competes with the low quality …rm, it seems that Stackelberg competition might be also an appropriate way to model it. Stµ relický, J and µ Zigić, K, (2011), however, show that Stackelberg setup does not bring any qualitatively new insight so we do not consider it here.. 14 There is, however,a mistake in the article; see Peitz, (2004) for the correction of the mistake.…”
Section: Survey Of the Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given our framework in which the high quality …rm competes with the low quality …rm, it seems that Stackelberg competition might be also an appropriate modeling approach. Stµ relický, J and µZigić, K, (2011), however, show that the Stackelberg setup does not bring any qualitatively new insight so we do not consider it here.…”
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confidence: 99%