Studying Market-Oriented, Property-Rights Approaches to Innovation
Directed by:
Stephen H. Haber
F. Scott Kieff
Troy A. Paredes
(co-investigator)
(primary investigator)
Core Components:
Intellectual Property and Innovation The ways laws, rules, and norms can help private and public sectors work to facilitate the complex processes of innovation and its commercialization
Corporate Governance and Securities Regulation The ways individuals can order their private affairs within collective organizations, or firms, and the ways in which governments can regulate securities markets
Property Rights, Finance, and Developing Economies The role of property rights in intangible assets in the developing world
Antitrust Market structure and performance and the ways antitrust regimes can best promote competition
For more, please visit our About the Project page (This address for this page is www.innovation.hoover.org)
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