Economic Approaches to Intellectual Property
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Product details:
- Publisher OUP Oxford
- Date of Publication 2 June 2016
- ISBN 9780198736264
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages300 pages
- Size 235x160x15 mm
- Weight 452 g
- Language English 0
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Short description:
Written for a legal audience, this is a clear and practical introduction to basic economic concepts in intellectual property, revised and updated with new debates and approaches, including guidance on valuation and economics in practice.
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Intellectual property has traditionally been a matter for the legal professions, but with the shift to evidence-based policy, the global economic upheaval, and the advent of the digital age, intellectual property is increasingly informed by economic perspectives.
This book is a comprehensive, critical analysis of economic interpretations of intellectual property, written for researchers, practitioners and policymakers. It analyses the interface between economics, finance, accountancy and intellectual property law. Commencing with a critical analysis of the economics of innovation, law, industrial organisation and welfare, the book then critiques the economics of specific intellectual property rights, including copyright, patents, trade marks, geographical indications and design rights. It further assesses the interaction between economics, IP and competition. Finally, it examines why, when and how IP generates value, reviewing contemporary approaches to valuation and accounting, and the emerging use of IP to facilitate business finance.
This analytical text offers readers a better understanding of IP's contribution to macro- and microeconomics, as well as insights that inform the debate on evidence-based IP policy.
Dr. Searle and Mr. Brassell have taken their sweeping subject matter and transformed it into a readable, accessible tour of applicable theories, valuation strategies, and economic motivations that can inform and guide IP practitioners and economists alike.
Table of Contents:
Part I: Introduction
Introduction to Economics
Economics of Intellectual Property
Part II: Economics of Individual Property Rights
Patents
Copyright
Trade Marks and Design Rights
Trade Secrets and Other Rights
Competition and Intellectual Property
Part III: How, Why, and When Intellectual Property Delivers Value
How Intellectual Property Delivers Value
When Intellectual Property Delivers Value
Determinants of Intellectual Property Value
Intellectual Property and Intangibles Valuation Methodologies and Techniques
Reporting and Accounting for Intellectual Property and Intangibles
