This article considers the impact of injunctions, or more specifically the lack of the availability of an injunction, on an innovator’s investment decisions. It concludes that: (1) it is possible to measure the impact that a “no injunction” in patent infringement actions will have on innovation investment, and that (2) such a policy will necessarily reduce investment in innovation. The reduction in investment is caused by the delay in receipt of licensing revenues that w
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