Competition Policy and Property Rights
研究竞争法何时应要求具有市场势力的企业与其竞争对手分享产权（尤其是知识产权），以及分享条件，结合2007年欧盟微软案和2009年美国linkLine案进行分析，探讨竞争法与监管的互补或替代关系及其对投资和创新的激励影响。
One of the most controversial questions in current competition policy is when, if ever, should competition law require a firm with market power to share its property, notably intellectual property, with its rivals? And if supply is required, on what terms? These questions are discussed with reference to recent law cases including the EC "Microsoft" judgment of 2007 and the US "linkLine" case of 2009. The analysis focuses on whether competition law and regulation are complements or substitutes and on incentives for investment and (sequential) innovation. Copyright © The Author(s). Journal compilation © Royal Economic Society 2010.