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Bundled product
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying bundled-product. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 617681-006 : Rule switching costs for a jurisdiction are probably higher when it must make substantial new demands on its courts in addition to changing its statutes, which raises the cost of competing with a bund
- 617681-008 : Regulatory competition for a bundled product of statutes plus courts is only a realistic possibility if relatively high supply side hurdles can be overcome to induce states to enter the market for cor
- 617681-011 : The quality problems in Delaware adjudication mean it is not a foregone conclusion that the bundled product of statutes plus specialized courts leads to optimal results.
- 617681-015 : Member States unwilling to incur the rule switching costs of conducting judicial proceedings in English could be precluded from marketing their corporate charters in other Member States that do not sh
- 617681-016 : The weak link in a bundled package offered by a civil law Member State is likely to be its system of adjudication rather than its statute.
- 617681-018 : Because the English common law system is gravitating toward a civil law approach that weights statutes more heavily than judicial interpretation, the value of a bundled package of statutes plus adjudi
- 617681-021 : The two sources that finance Delaware's bundled package, franchise taxes and legal fees for local counsel, might not be as lucrative for a European Member State, so the expensive package of statutes p