The Cambridge Handbook of Antitrust, Intellectual Property, and High Tech

List of figures; List of contributors; Introduction Roger D. Blair and D. Daniel Sokol; Part I. Economics of Antitrust-IP: 1. Economics of innovation Joshua S. Gans; 2. Antitrust and intellectual property: developments in pharmaceuticals Sumanth Addanki; 3. The economics of the internet Babette E. Boliek; 4. The economics of FRAND Anne Layne-Ferrar; Part II. Institutional Design Country Overviews: 5. Antitrust and intellectual property: a brief introduction Keith N. Hylton; 6. The antitrust and intellectual property intersection in European Union law Nicolas Petit; 7. The IP-antitrust interface in China: an uncharted territory Thomas K. Cheng; 8. Intellectual property and antitrust in Japan Masako Wakui; 9. Competition law and intellectual property in Korea Hwang Lee; Part III. Monopolization: 10. Is Pepsi really a substitute for Coke?: market definition in antitrust and IP Mark A. Lemley and Mark P. McKenna; 11. Monopoly power and intellectual property Roger D. Blair and Wenche Wang; 12. Exploitative abuses of intellectual property rights Harry First; 13. Patent holdups Daryl Lim; 14. Walker process and sham litigation Leon Greenfield; 15. Does antitrust have a role to play in regulating big data? D. Daniel Sokol and Roisin Comerford; Part IV. Competitor Collaboration: 16. Drug patent settlements Michael A. Carrier; 17. Copyright licensing and the EU digital single market strategy Pablo Ibanez Colomo; 18. Patent pools and related technology sharing Erik Hovenkamp and Herbert Hovenkamp; Part V. Vertical Relations: 19. Bundling and high-tech industries Daniel J. Gifford and Robert T. Kudrle; 20. Tying arrangements and intellectual property Christopher R. Leslie; 21. Online RPM John B. Kirkwood; Part VI. Mergers in High Technology: 22. US merger enforcement in the information technology sector Jeffrey A. Eisenach; 23. Competition assessment of IPRs in China's merger control Liyang Hou; Index.