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Did TRIPS Spur Innovation? An Empirical Analysis of Patent Duration and Incentives to Innovate

Abrams, David - 2014

advantage of the TRIPS-induced law change to empirically estimate the impact of patent duration on innovation. I find evidence … for an increase in innovation due to patent term extension following TRIPS. Both patent counts and citation … attempt to empirically estimate its response to a major change to patent duration, from the TRIPS agreement …

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Estimating the GDP efect of Open Source Software and its complementarities with R&D and patents : evidence and policy implications

Blind, Knut; Schubert, Torben - In: The journal of technology transfer 49 (2024) 2, pp. 466-491

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An empirical study of international patent protection

Lai, Edwin L.-C.; Yan, K. M. Isabel - 2003

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Intellectual property rights and foreign direct investment : the role of industry and host-country characteristics

Nunnenkamp, Peter; Spatz, Julius - 2003

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Intellectual property rights and foreign direct investment : the role of industry and host-country characteristics

Nunnenkamp, Peter (contributor); Spatz, Julius (contributor) - 2003 - [Elektronische Ressource]

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Intellectual Property Rights and Foreign Direct Investment : The Role of Industry and Host-Country Characteristics

Nunnenkamp, Peter; Spatz, Julius - 2015

This paper aims at overcoming several shortcomings of previous empirical studies on the relationship between IPR protection and FDI. First, FDI is analyzed on a sectorally and regionally disaggregated level. Second, we address the proposition that stronger IPR protection raises not only the...

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