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supported by estimates from litigation studies suggesting that the majority of patents granted by the U.S. patent office should … applications granted at one office but refused at another office. Our method allows us to distinguish whether low-quality patents … of each office, the percentage of mistakenly granted patents is under 10 percent for all offices. The Japanese patent …
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supported by estimates from litigation studies suggesting that the majority of patents granted by the U.S. patent office should … applications granted at one office but refused at another office. Our method allows us to distinguish whether low-quality patents … of each office, the percentage of mistakenly granted patents is under 10 percent for all offices. The Japanese patent …
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Low-quality patents are of considerable concern to businesses operating in patent-dense markets. There are two pathways … by which low-quality patents may be issued: the patent office may apply systematically a standard that is too lenient … (low inventive step threshold); or the patent office may grant patents that are, in fact, below its own threshold (so …
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The rate of patenting in the U.S. has exploded in the last half of the 1990s. It is widely believed that the increase in patent grants is at least partly a result of the apparent decline in examination standards. There has been little exploration, however, of the theoretical prediction that a...
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