| 英文摘要 |
Technical standardization plays a crucial role in driving industrial upgrading and enhancing market competitiveness, making it a key driver of national economic development. As industries increasingly rely on technical standards, the rapid growth of standard essential patents (SEPs), a critical outcome of technological innovation, has accelerated industrial development and the widespread application of technologies. However, this rapid growth has also stimulated complex challenges, particularly regarding pricing in licensing negotiations, which has become a central point of disputes and led to transaction deadlocks. Within the current judicial framework, this issue is difficult to be resolved effectively, resulting in market failures and market efficiency reduction. The key to addressing this challenge lies in determining reasonable licensing rates. However, rate determination is not merely a matter of price calculation. It more involves a dynamic relationship between market behavior and judicial intervention. Therefore, reasonable licensing rates require not only precise case-by-case evaluations but also a macro-level consideration of the interplay between market dynamics and judicial decisions. Adopting this dynamic analytical approach could enable more accurate rate determinations, thus effectively addresses those challenges in SEP licensing transactions. |