monopoly money

Derecho Internacional Mondaq - Germany Law Articles in English - (17 Mai 2002)

Patent Claims Including Numerical Data - Scope of Protection & Doctrine of Equivalents

Mr Reinhardt Schuster - Bardehle Pagenberg Dost Altenburg Geissler

... In form of a monopoly lasting for a certain period of time, the ...... Any third person who has potentially spent a lot of time and money on the development and marketing of products ...

Derecho Internacional Mondaq - Germany Law Articles in English - (28 Januar 2003)

Patent Claims Including Numerical Data - Scope of Protection and Doctrine of Equivalents

Bardehle Pagenberg Dost Altenburg Geissler

... In form of a monopoly lasting for a certain period of time, the ...... Any third person who has potentially spent a lot of time and money on the development and marketing of products ...

Derecho Internacional Mondaq - Germany Law Articles in English - (09 August 2002)

Valuation of Patents

Mr Rolf Rings - Bardehle Pagenberg Dost Altenburg Geissler

... Although according to most European accounting standards the valuation and balancing of legal rights as intangible assets is still not required, most companies now publish their legal monopoly positions as a major competitive advantage. For ...

German Policy Studies - Band 2 Nr. 3, Juli 2002

A comparative view on policy trends in western european higher education.

... Efficiency and value for money: A related development is the growing trend of ...... In many countries during the past decade, a specific element of the value for money issue has shifted from considering higher ...

German Policy Studies - Band 3 Nr. 3, September 2006

The development and significance of think tanks in Germany.

... realize that they by no means enjoy a consulting monopoly on direct channels of influence and those think ...... advisors, for a hearing, for ideas and for money will become harder. Ideas used in public policy-...

German Policy Studies - Band 3 Nr. 2, Juni 2006

The development and significance of think tanks in Germany.

... realize that they by no means enjoy a consulting monopoly on direct channels of influence and those think ...... advisors, for a hearing, for ideas and for money will become harder. Ideas used in public policy-...

Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Unternehmensethik - Band 9 Nr. 1, Januar 2008

A European Social Model of State-Market Relations*: The Ethics of Competition From a 'Neo-Liberal' Perspective

This paper portrays "neo-liberalism" in its original conceptual meaning as opposed to the generic term of depreciation which it is commonly used. Fair competition is identified and the denial of all privilege is declared as the major concern of neo-liberals. Ethical merit for competition might, at first sight, be based on only two principles: individual natural rights (equal liberty) and socially desirable outcomes ("unintended altruism"). It was the neo-liberal idea to put fairness-norms or ...

Management International Review - Band 49 Nr. 2, März 2009

Trends and Indications in International Business: Topics for Future Research

Forecasting changes in business environments is critical for appropriate responses by policy makers and corporate decision makers. This article reports on a Delphi study which features three rounds of interchanges between experts on possible changes in the international business environment and practice in the next years. Results indicate that terrorism and corruption issues have risen in importance while trade negotiations have declined. Corporate strategies are seen to need significant refo...

Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Unternehmensethik - Band 9 Nr. 1, Januar 2008

Modern Values*: Content and Contributors

There are interdependencies between the market economy and more general values in modern European societies. In this article, the contribution of both theory and more practical morals of the market are discussed. Another source of influence on values is the unselfishness demanded by religion and honored by most philosophers. Whether this demand is positive is also discussed. There is a danger of trivialization of ethics into a public-relations discourse, which reduces its function as an aid i...