Abstract
In recent years, competition and antitrust enforcement against standard essential patents (SEPs) in Asia has drawn the world’s attention by prominent investigations as well as high-profile cases. While the legal systems of the U.S. and EU are relatively more mature and sound, Asian countries are rapidly improving. Four fast-growing Asian countries—China, Japan, Korea, and India—have focused on this area, albeit with different points of emphasis, which are reflected in their legislation, judiciaries, and enforcement practices.
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