What does a licensing agreement do quizlet?

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Cross-border Contractual Relationship

a formal agreement with a partner abroad that usually involves granting the foreign partner authorization to use intellectual property

Types of Intellectual Property

-patents
-trademarks
-copyrights

Patents

type of intellectual property right that allows an inventor to prevent others from using an invention unless they are authorized and pay the inventor

Trademarks

a type of intellectual property right in the form of a symbol, word, or phrase that is established by use as representing a company or product

Copyrights

a type of intellectual property in the form of an exclusive legal right given to the creator or assignee to publish, print, perform, film, or record material

Intellectual Property Rights

claims through which their proprietary assets are protected from unauthorized entities using them

Licensing Agreement

an owner of intellectual property allows another party to use their property for a determined period of time in exchange for some kind of compensation [royalties]

Licensing Protocols

-licensee agrees to pay for the licensor's costs of transferring the property over
-after licensee is granted permission, it pays a royalty on gross sales generated from the asset

Licensing Agreement Types

-trademark licensing
-copyright licensing
-know-how licensing

Trademark Licensing

an owner lets another entity use its proprietary symbols and words for a certain period of time in exchange for a royalty

Copyright Licensing

a copyright owner lets another party reproduce, distribute copies or create derivative works of the material the owner created

Know-how Licensing

-the owner can license out his or her knowledge regarding processing, design, or manufacturing
-owner receives a royalty based on the sales generated from the proprietary knowledge

Cross-licensing Agreement

agreement in which both entities grant a license to the other party to use its intellectual property

Advantages of Licensing

-low risk
-not much effort required
-not many resources needed - low cost

Disadvantages of Licensing

-revenue dependent on foreign partner
-low control over licensed assets
-potential risk for new competitor

Franchising

an entity allows another to use its entire business system in exchange for royalties and fees

Master Franchisor

an independent company that manages the entire franchising network inside a specified market

Advantages of Franchising

-not many resources needed
-can expand quickly to other markets
-low effort after establishment
-can utilize local franchisee knowledge of market

Disadvantages of Franchising

-difficulties in managing numerous franchisees
-low control over franchised assets
-potential risk for new competitor

Turnkey Contracts

-contractor handles every detail of a project for a foreign client
-contractor completes a project that is ready for full operation
-provide a method to earn economic returns by using skills and knowledge that are required to assemble and run a technologically complex process
-less risky than conventional FDI

Management Contracts

contractor supplies the foreign company with managerial knowledge on how to operate a certain business in exchange for some compensation

International Leasing

the lessor rents out some asset to a lessee abroad for a specified duration

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What is the purpose of a licensing agreement?

A licensing agreement can be a profitable option for solo entrepreneurs, inventors and many business owners. Licensing is essentially an agreement between you [the licensor] and another party [the licensee] to take your product to market. In return, you receive either a lump sum or royalty payments for each item sold.

What is a licensing agreement quizlet?

Licensing Agreement. - An agreement where a company [the licensor] makes an asset available to another company [the licensee] in exchange for loyalties, fees or some compensation. - Can include the use of patents, trade secrets, brand name and product formulations. Protecting a Licensing Agreement. 1.

What is the purpose of a licensing agreement quizlet?

A licensing agreement is a legal contract between two parties, known as the licensor and the licensee. In a typical licensing agreement, the licensor grants the licensee the right to produce and sell goods, apply a brand name or trademark, or use patented technology owned by the licensor.

What occurs with a licensing agreement quizlet?

In a licensing agreement, the licensee is both the owner and user of intellectual property. In typical licensing agreements, the licensee compensates the licensor with a down-payment plus ongoing royalties based on sales.

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