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innovation market. If employment protection is introduced, firms’ willingness to pay for product or process innovations increases … innovations and firms. …
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China is well-placed to avoid the so-called “middle-income trap” and to continue to converge towards the more advanced economies, even though growth is likely to slow from near double-digit rates in the first decade of this millennium to around 7% at the 2020 horizon. However, in order to...
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patents; however, most patent databases contain no information on whether patents have been commercialized, i.e., whether … innovations have been introduced in the market. This paper applies a new method to identify innovations in patent databases by … commercialization variables. For this purpose, I use a unique database on Swedish patents that includes information on whether patents …
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Previous work on bioprospecting has suggested that the potential market returns to genetic resource conservation are likely to be inconsequential. This article shows that when the buyers of genetic resource options are also competitors in patent races, sellers can extract all the surplus...
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This paper looks at the relationship between patents and economic growth in Japan and South Korea using both individual … logarithms of real GDP and the number of patents are cointegrated. For South Korea, we do find such evidence. For Japan, we find … a two-way causality between the growth of real GDP and the growth of the number of patents. For panel data, we find that …
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Local clusters and the co-location of firms are repeatedly related to a high level of innovativeness in the literature. The underlying argument is that firms that are co-located with other firms of the same industry undertake more innovation than “lonely” firms because of spillovers, local...
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The performance of the institutional structure protecting intellectual property is a matter of deep concern in determining economic well-being. Unfortunately, economic theory has been of little help in providing straightforward advice for policy-makers, the range of contradictory results...
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Using U.S. patent records in nanotechnoloy, we study the impact of university research on industry innovations with the … exceed the productivity of the inventors without such experience. We also find that the share of industry patents in … nanotechnology that cite university-assigned patents almost doubles during the period and inventors with university experience cite …
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The decision to require that countries grant product patents for pahrmaceutical innovations as a condition of … inclusion of this requirement, claiming that vastly higher drug prices would be associated with such patents. …
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Modeling the spatial aspect of growth has finally become an important subject of economics as exemplified by the increasing popularity of the new economic geography. However, new economic geography models have still not been able to develop a consistent approach to integrate innovation, space...
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