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This chapter summarizes historical evidence on the link between patent laws and innovation. Earlier historical analyses … have emphasized the importance of patent laws in encouraging innovation. Data on exhibits at international technology fairs … that non-patent mechanisms may play an important role in encouraging innovation. They also show that inventors’ dependency …
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Compulsory licensing allows governments to license patented inventions without the consent of patent owners. Intended …
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patenting decisions are unresponsive to differences in patent laws. Cross-section evidence suggests that high-quality and urban …
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Patent pools allow competing firms to combine their patents and license them as a package to outside firms. Regulators … licensing strategies of patent pools. This paper takes advantage of a unique period of regulatory tolerance during the New Deal …
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foreign patent owners. This paper uses an exogenous event of compulsory licensingafter World War I under the Trading with the …
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A growing empirical literature uses patent citations as a quality-adjusted measure for innovation, despite concerns … influence citations: 1) improvements in performance 2) citing practices of patent attorneys, and 3) citing practices of patent … useful quality-adjusted measure for innovation. The citing practices of patent attorneys and examiners, however, also …
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existence of strong patent laws encourage innovation? And 2) May patent laws influence the direction – as opposed to the rate … to address problems with the current patent system: 3) How do patent pools, as a mechanism to mitigate litigation risks …
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when patent rights have been too broad or strong, they have actually discouraged innovation. This paper summarizes the …
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This paper takes advantage of an exogenous shift towards patenting in chemicals to test whether patents contribute to the geographic diffusion of innovations. Data on U.S. innovations that were exhibited at four world fairs between 1851 and 1915 suggest that innovative activity became less...
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