… Section Two also introduces the prize fund's size as being 0.55 percent of gross domestic …
of the prize fund "to those who provide open access" to critical information and materials."' …

… the right decisions, to choose the right … prize fund simply generates an action, a purchase,
as a step to a final objective which persecutes consumers – to earn a prize from a prize fund. …

… of exclusive marketing rights. In recent years, work on … limited applications of the prize fund
approach, our preference was … from the prize fund replace the exclusive rights of patent as the …

… marketing theory predicts that the optimal prize structure should have two characteristics: (1)
The number of prizewinners should be greater than one, and (2) prize … the prize structure of …

… 4 (describing the use of QALYS and DALYS in a prize fund). 68 See id. at 28 (… prize system
are released into the public domain or when participants lose the right to exclusive marketing, …

… prize funds to pay innovators for developing new products but, in exchange, brand-name drug
companies would lose all exclusivity rights — … other companies can market products. This …

… the value of the purse prize. For establishing prize competitions that require competitors to
… agency sponsoring the prize competition can use Advance Market Commitments to further …

… Love and Hubbard propose a fixed prize fund that would be divided equally among innovators
who would be compelled to surrender their IP rights.ThenCongressman Bernard Sanders …

… prizes are allocated, as this can be the case on the market for sports broadcasting rights …
The most frequent cases are the right to host Olympics, the acquisition of superstars but also …

… 4, 2003) ("If our objective is to maximize economic growth, are we striking the right
balance in our protection of intellectual property rights?"), http://www.federalreserve.gov/BoardDocs/…