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. The second chapter provides a theory of offshoring under imitation risk that explains optimal dynamic adjustments of firms …' successful patent applications. The last chapter describes sector-level input-output relationships in eleven European economies …
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In this paper the author discusses the fact that economists define optimal IP rights as a continuum of options in three dimensions: height, breadth and length. At the operational level he discusses the impossibility of multiplying rights indefinitely (due to prohibitive transaction costs), as...
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In France patents go to the first to file the patent application and not to the first to invent. Yet, this system is … insist on the complementarity between strategies of patent and « enveloppes Soleau ». …
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find a link between patent propensity, R&D and innovation performance. Descriptive analyses show that Polish manufacturing …. It also turns out that the perceived effectiveness of a patent depends on a firm’s size, theinnovation type and … increase in patent propensity affects the firm’s innovation performancepositively. …
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This work provides a deeper account of an increasing phenomenon characterising the European Union in recent years, i.e. software patenting. To this purpose we present a novel database of software patents providing a reliability check. According to that, more than 30 000 software patents have...
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The articles discusses the management of the cultural diversity in Indonesian archipelago by incorporating the web 2.0 and participatory database documentation system. Things related to the reports and researches that have been brought related to the on going collecting data is discussed,...
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In this paper I discuss the fact that economists define optimal IP rights as a continuum of options in three dimensions: height, breadth and length. At the operational level we see the impossibility of multiplying rights indefinitely (due to prohibitive transaction costs), as well as the use of...
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interaction of several genes – is shown to modify considerably its link with IPR, so that patent thickets emerge. What is required …
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latter part of 1990s in the Japanese industries for which patent is important for appropriability. …
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