This article investigates the fixed-fee licensing contract in a mixed duopoly where public and
private firms may purchase eco-technology from a foreign innovator. We show that the …

This paper analyses an optimal two‐part licensing scheme based on ad valorem royalties
within a differentiated B ertrand duopoly where the innovator is also the downstream …

This paper investigates the effect of emission taxation on outside innovator's licensing
strategies for eco-technology and its welfare consequences when duopolistic polluting firms …

This article considers the licensing strategies of eco-technology when an innovator provides
pollution abatement goods to oligopolistic polluting firms that produce consumption goods …

We study various modes of technology transfer of an outside innovator in a spatial
framework when the potential licensees are asymmetric. In addition to different licensing …

We study how to transfer a patented innovation to competing firms. We consider a Cournot
duopoly market with asymmetric pre-innovation costs and an independent patent holder …

In this paper, we study the licensing of cost‐reducing innovations in a duopoly under supply
function competition. We show that the innovator prefers fixed‐fee licensing to no licensing if …

We study technology transfer in a spatial competition with two asymmetric licensees (firms)
with an outside innovator who decides how many licenses to offer and the optimal licensing …

Suppose that the relatively inefficient firm in an asymmetric duopoly market develops a
nondrastic process innovation. To maximize returns on the innovation, the innovator must …

It is well known that the protectionist view for tariff protection can be justified if the tariff
induced international technology licensing benefits the consumers. We show that this view …