Technology Licensing Contracts Features and Diversity

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Bessy, Christian.
Copyright Year	1998
Abstract	Given the nature of knowledge and characteristics of the intellectual property rights system, technological transactions tend to be governed by contracts that are costly and not highly profitable. This explains why there are so few technology licensing agreements. However, in some situations, private and specific institutions tend to enable property rights to be more precise, knowledge transfers to be easier, and technology licensing agreements to be less complex to design and to run. This explains why there is a concentration of technology licensing agreements in some industries and in some relational situations. These shed light on the design of firms’ strategies to valorize intellectual assets and of public policies to stimulate innovation and diffusion. © 1999 by Elsevier Science Inc.
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Subject Keyword	Authorization documentation Categorization Certificate authority Classification Cognition Disorders Conferences Contract agreement Document completion status - Documented Emergence Inosine Pranobex Intellectual Disability Intellectual Property InterPro Interdependence Investments List of Code Lyoko episodes Multi-licensing Product bundling Public Policy Rule (guideline) Software license Solutions Structured Product Labeling Licensing Terminology Technology Transfer Transaction counts and value totals - contract Transaction processing Triune continuum paradigm court thymus-leukemia antigens
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