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Andrés M. Alonso,Carolina Gamboa,Daniel Pe?aations (SSOs) on royalties for standard essential patents (SEPs).While SSO activities are recognized as potential sources of economic efficiency, the nature of the SSO process facilitates and requires communication and agreement among parties that may otherwise compete in the marketplace, thus leadi

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Statistical Methods in Risk Managementn attention to itself by raising several novel and controversial concerns regarding SEPs.For example, in 2013 and 2014, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) issued investigation orders against Ericsson, alleging that the company violated its commitments to license on fair, reasonable, and nondi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-77827-3rtmental inquiry and not adjudicatory in nature. This chapter, set in the backdrop of an investigation concerning alleged abuse of dominance in the ICT sector, observes the process adopted by CCI to initiate an investigation. This chapter illustrates that the practice adopted by CCI is more of adjud

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