Suchergebnisse - Žigić, Krešimir

A note on Jain's digital piracy model: horizontal vs vertical product differentiation

Optimal menu when agents make mistakes

How does public IPR protection affect its private counterpart?: copyright and the firmsʹ own IPR protection in a software duopoly

International competition in vertically differentiated markets with innovation and imitation: trade policy versus free trade

Innovative (imitative) effort and tariffs in developing countries: policy implications of different market conducts, government commitment levels, and information (a)symmetries

Tariff protection, intellectual property rights and North-South trade with perfect price flexibility

Does 'non-committed' government always generate lower social welfare than its 'committed' counterpart

Strategic trade policy, the "committed" versus "non-committed" government, and R&D spillovers

Modeling software piracy protection: monopoly versus duopoly

Intellectual property rights protection and enforcement in a software duopoly

Second-best trade policies, R&D spillovers and government (in)ability to precommit in an intra-industry trade framework

Stackelberg leadership with product differentiation and endogenous entry: some comparative statistic and limiting results

Competition policy and market leaders

Persistence of monopoly, innovation, and R&D spillovers: static versus dynamic analysis

Trade policy, market leaders and endogenous competition intensity

Strategic tariff protection, market conduct, and government commitment levels in developing economies

Strategic trade policy: how important is the international constraint? ; the case of optimal tariff when technological innovations spill over to the foreign competitor

Private and public IPR protection in a vertically differentiated software duopoly

Software upgrades under monopoly

The interaction between private and public IPR protection in a software market: a positive and normative analysis Krešimir Žigić; Jiří Střelický; Michael Kúnin