Notice of intellectual property content, ownership, boundaries, scope of rights (and limitations), enforcement institutions, and remedial consequences plays a central role in resource planning and other economic and social functions. This chapter examines the function, design, and economic effects of intellectual property notice and disclosure rules and institutions. Based on this analysis, the chapter offers a comprehensive set of policy, institutional, and litigation reforms.
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Handbook
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Show ItemsFront Matter
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Show ItemsPart I: Intellectual Property As Property
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Show ItemsPart II: IP and Incentives
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Part III: IP Costs
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Show ItemsPart IV: IP and Institutions
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Show ItemsPart V: IP, Development, and International Trade
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Show ItemsPart I: Empirical Methods
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Show ItemsPart II: Empirical Studies Relating To Patents
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Show ItemsPart III: Patent Law Doctrines
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Show ItemsPart IV: Technology-Specific Studies
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Show ItemsPart V: Empirical Studies Relating to Copyright
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Show ItemsPart VI: Empirical Studies of Trademark Law
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Show ItemsPart VII: Empirical Methods In Trade Secret Research
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Show ItemsPart VIII: Knowledge Commons
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