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If it involves more than one patent owned by different owners it is a classic tragedy of the commons problem: each patent holder has an incentive to maximize hi
by captainobvious 18y ago
If it involves more than one patent owned by different owners it is a classic tragedy of the commons problem: each patent holder has an incentive to maximize his demands because the downside (risk that the overall patent cost is too much for the purchaser) is shared by all the sellers (the patent owners).