Studying Market-Oriented, Property-Rights Approaches to Innovation

 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

• Bankruptcy
  The ways the possibility of bankruptcy can influence the way business deals are structured, even at the earliest stages of a venture

   

The Project supports the Hoover Property Rights Task Force,
on which several of our teammates serve   

For more, please visit our About the Project page