WHAT COPYRIGHT ISSUES CAN ECONOMICS HELP ANALYZE?
Economic analysis can inform licensing, valuation, market substitution, market power, pricing, and broader commercial impact using evidence-based methods.
Economic Consulting. Digital Markets. IP Economics.
Christian Peukert is an economist and professor offering consulting on copyright issues, with particular focus on licensing, valuation, digital markets, and intellectual property economics.
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Commissioned by the European Parliament, JURI committee: "The economics of copyright and AI - Empirical evidence and optimal policy".
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Evidence-based investigation into how platforms, algorithms, and IP laws dictate the flow of value in modern markets.
Independent, evidence-based economic consulting on copyright issues, digital market strategy, and complex questions involving valuation, incentives, and regulation.
Consulting on copyright issues involving licensing, valuation, substitution, market definition, platform economics, and the economics of content, data, and digital markets.
Relevant where copyright questions turn on evidence about value, incentives, pricing, usage, market structure, digital distribution, and the economics of platforms and creative industries.
copyright issues // licensing valuation // market definition // platform economics // digital distribution // creative industries
Economic analysis can inform licensing, valuation, market substitution, market power, pricing, and broader commercial impact using evidence-based methods.
Typical questions include licensing value, valuation, comparables, digital distribution, platform effects, demand substitution, and incentives to create.
Many copyright issues now involve platforms, streaming, algorithms, datasets, and network effects, which require economic analysis grounded in digital market dynamics.