Exhaustion of IP Rights: Reflections from Economic Theory
Peter Ganea
WP#06-02 Hitotsubashi University IIR （2006/02）
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New Industry Formation, Inverse Demand Curves, and the Rewiring of Network
Funk, Jeffrey:Toshihiro Nishiguchi
Presented at the 66th Academy of Management (AOM) Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A. （2006）
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The Incidence of Cross-licensing: A Theory and New Evidence on the Firm and Contract Level Determinants
Nagaoka, Sadao:Hyeog Ug Kwon
『Research Policy』 Vol. 35 No. 9 pp. 1347-1361 （2006）
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Strategic Context and Global Product Line Strategy: The Case of the Mobile Phone Market
Funk, Jeffrey L.
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The Co-Evolution of Technological Change and Methods of Standard Setting: The Case of the Mobile Phone Industry
Funk, Jeffrey L.
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Early Competition in Complex Network Industries: The Case of the Mobile Internet
Funk, Jeffrey L.
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New Industry Formation, Inverse Demand Curves and the Rewiring of Networks
Funk, Jeffrey L.
to be presented at the the Academy of Management, Atlanta, GA, August 14-16, 2006 （2006）
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The Processes, Challenges, and Location of New Industry Formation: Evidence from the mechanical, electrical, and electronic sectors
Funk, Jeffrey L.
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Technological Discontinuities and Dominant Designs: The Case of Broadcasting Sector
Funk, Jeffrey L.
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Technological Discontinuities and Dominant Designs: The Case of Audio and Video Magnetic Recording Equipment
Funk, Jeffrey L.
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The Sources and Timing of Technological Discontinuities and Dominant Designs
Funk, Jeffrey L.
presented at the the Academy of Management, Atlanta, GA, August 14-16, 2006 （2006）
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Technological Change within Nested Hierarchies: The Case of the Information Technology Sector
Funk, Jeffrey L.
presented at the the Academy of Management, Atlanta, GA, August 14-16, 2006 （2006）
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Technological Change within Hierarchies: The Case of the Semiconductor Industry
Funk, Jeffrey L.
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Technological Change within Hierarchies: The Case of the Computer Industry
Funk, Jeffrey L.
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The Future of Mobile Phone-Based Intranet Applications: A View from Japan
Funk, Jeffrey L.
『Technovation』 （2006）
This paper looks at the future of mobile phone-based Intranet applications using data from the Japanese market and models of industry evolution. Due to the faster and gr…
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Solving the Startup Problem in Western Mobile Internet Markets
Funk, Jeffrey L.
『Telecommunications Policy』 （2006）
This paper describes the evolution of the mobile Internet in terms of three concepts: the startup problem, standard setting, and mental models of which the startup problem is divided into two stages. Japanese and to a lesser extent Korean service providers solved the first startup problem with entertainment content that was supported …
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The Future of Mobile Shopping: The Interaction between Lead Users and Technological Trajectories in the Japanese Market
Funk, Jeffrey L.
『Technological Forecasting and Social Change』 （2006）
This paper uses the concepts of lead users and technological trajectories <br>and the current status of mobile shopping in Japan to forecast the future <br>of mobile shopping. In interviews with more than 100 Japanese and foreign <br>firms between 2000 and 2005, the author investigated the impact of a number of technological trajectori…
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Technological Change within Hierarchies: The Case of the Music Industry
Funk, Jeffrey L.
『Economics of Innovation and New Technology』 （2006）
This paper uses the music industry to demonstrate a model of technological change that explains the sources and timing of technological discontinuities and dominant designs. The process by which firms translate customer needs into products can be represented in terms of an interaction between customer choice and product design hierarch…
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Mobile Innovation and the Music Business in Japan: The Case of Ringing Tone Melody
Takeishi, Akira: Koung-Joo Lee, Barnes, Stuart: Eusebio Scornavacca（編）『Unwired Business: Cases in Mobile Business』 pp. 1-13
IRM Press（2006）
A Book Chapter
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Case Study Shimano: Market Creation Through Component Integration
Takeishi, Akira: Yaichi Aoshima, Herstatt, Cornelius: Christoph Stockstrom: Hugo Tschirky: Akio Nagahira（編）『Management of Technology and Innovation in Japan』 pp. 29-48
Springer（2006）
A Book Chapter
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