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We analyze the gender gap in the success of patent application at the USPTO. We leverage quasi-exogeneous variation … from the random assignment of patent examiners within technology fields, allowing us to find the causal impact of examiner … patent approval. This gender gap does not seem to be impacted by the gender of the examiner of the application. When we focus …
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While women in Mexico City can access free, safe and legal abortion during the first trimester, women in other Mexican states face many barriers. To complicate matters, between 2008 and 2009, 16 state constitutions were amended to protect life from conception. While these reforms do not annul...
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and stronger patent protections were positive, while greater economic prosperity somewhat led to complacency. …
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This article presents liberal feminist, essentialist feminist, communitarian feminist, and humanist feminist critiques of the gendered scope of United States intellectual property protection. Different feminist perspectives lead to different conclusions regarding intellectual property. However,...
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Patent law is considered to be an objective law, dealing with the objective subject matter of the “technical arts”. Yet …, empirical studies show that patenting rates around the world are gendered. This article analyses the roots of the gender patent … gap, and how this correlates to the invention and innovation processes. It shows that the gendered nature of the patent …
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