Compulsory Licensing of Technology and the Essential Facilities Doctrine

Reiko Aoki and John Small

No 219, Working Papers from Department of Economics, The University of Auckland

Abstract: We look at compulsory licensing of intellectual property as remedy for anti-competitive practice. We identify aspects of intellectual property that warrants a different remedy from those using general definitions and remedies for essential facility. Based on the analysis, we present a characterisation of optimal compulsory licensing for a simple market.

Keywords: Economics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2002
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