Marek Giebel

About me

I am an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics at Copenhagen Business School.

Research interests: Industrial Organization, Law and Economics, Intellectual Property Rights, Innovation and Technology

I am an applied economist with research interests in industrial organization, law and economics, and labor economics. My specific research interests include the economics of intellectual property rights, the relationship between finance and innovation behavior, and the impact of new technologies on labor markets. In addition, I am interested in the determinants and outcomes of strategic interaction of firms, competition theory and policy, and general organizational behavior.

Further information about my research and my CV.

News

September 2026:

The paper "Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement and Subsequent Innovation - Evidence from Patent Infringement Litigation" was accepted for publication in the Journal of Law and Economics

August 2026:

I presented the paper "Artificial Intelligence, Communication, and Strategic Pricing: Evidence from Large Language Models" at the EARIE conference
I presented the paper "When the Patent Quid Pro Quo is Distorted: Protection-Disclosure Imbalance and Follow-on Innovation" at the EARIE conference

June 2026:

I received a grant for the project "Research for Society: Analyzing the Economic Links Between Science and Innovation" (with Anja Rösner)
I co-organized the 15th Nordic Workshop on Industrial Organization (NORIO) that took place at CBS

Recent publications

Do Managerial Incentives Facilitate Anti-Competitive Behavior? Evidence from Collusion

(with Anja Rösner), Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 2026, 248, 107625. [open access]

Reaching for the Society: The Commercializing Effects of NASA Technology Licensing

(with Anja Rösner), Research Policy, 2025, 54(10), 105337. [open access]

The Impact of a New Workplace Technology on Employees

(with Alexander Lammers), Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, 2025, 87(5), 1003-1024. [open access]

Recent working papers

Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement and Subsequent Innovation - Evidence from Patent Infringement Litigation (Working paper version) (Accepted at Journal of Law and Economics)
Artificial Intelligence, Communication, and Strategic Pricing: Evidence from Large Language Models

(with Anja Rösner and Benjamin Schröder) (Working paper version)

Intellectual Property Rights Protection and Innovation - Evidence from Compensatory Patent Term Adjustments (Working paper version) (R&R European Economic Review)

Fiscal Transparency and the Benefits of Government-Funded Research

(Working paper version) (R&R Research Policy)

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