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Parallel Import in India

open access: yesAdvances in Healthcare Information Systems and Administration Book Series, 2017
People often say that the world is not only “Black and White” but there are many other shades which pose difficult question. Parallel import, which is also known as “Grey area” is one of them. Parallel imports are goods produced genuinely under protection of a trademark, patent, or copyright, placed in one market, and then imported into another market ...
Gurjinder Singh
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PARALLEL IMPORT FOR A PARALLEL WORLD

Current Digest of the Russian Press the, 2022
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Parallel Imports and Unparallel Laws: Does the WTO Need to Harmonize the Parallel Import Law?

Journal of World Trade, 2012
Parallel imports, one of the most complex and confusing phenomena of international trade, are a natural consequence of the doctrine of exhaustion. There exists a considerable divergence among the scholars regarding the need for harmonization of the 'principle of exhaustion' and parallel import laws.
exaly   +2 more sources

Trade policy and parallel imports

European Journal of Political Economy, 2003
We consider the simultaneous choice of parallel importing regime and tariff policy in a setting of international price discrimination by a monopolist. We show that an importer’s optimal tariff decreases when parallel imports (PIs) are permitted. This may lead to the monopolist benefiting from PIs. Allowing PIs is always attractive for a country whether
Daniel Knox, Martin Richardson
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Parallel imports, price controls, and innovation

Journal of Health Economics, 2018
The impact of parallel trade on innovation in R&D-intensive industries, such as pharmaceuticals, is a hotly debated question in antitrust and IP policy. The well-known argument that parallel trade dampens innovation by undermining firms' ability to price discriminate has been challenged by recent literature.
Markus, Reisinger   +2 more
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Product Introduction with Parallel Importation

Asia-Pacific Journal of Operational Research
The aim of this paper is to investigate the manufacturer’s product introduction decision when entering a foreign market by considering parallel importation. This paper considers a situation where a manufacturer already sells an original product directly in the domestic market and decides to introduce an original product, a new product, or both through
Fengmei Xu   +3 more
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