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impact of patents on international technical standardization activities. In particular, it assesses the impact that patents … available options to reduce disparities between large patent holders and firms from less-developed economies …
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construct a novel dataset of companies that have declared at least one patent as essential for an IEEE standard (the treatment … not declared a patent as essential to IEEE (the control group). Using a difference-in-differences approach, I provide … the change. My results show that more restrictive patent policies at the SDO level decrease the innovation effort of firms …
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The role of the patent system in promoting pharmaceutical innovation is widely seen as a tremendous success story. This … view overlooks a serious shortcoming in the drug patent system: the standards by which drugs are deemed unpatentable under … patent to motivate their development. If the idea for a drug is not novel or is obvious, perhaps because it was disclosed in …
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the Australian parliament in 2011. To "raise" the height of the inventiveness requirement for the second-tier patent …
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manufacturers and users of standardized products, and the terms on which patent holders may be required to license the use of those … standards and standards-setting organizations, with a focus on empirical studies and contemporary patent and patent licensing …
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Standard essential patents have emerged as a major focus in both the public policy and academic arenas. The primary concern is that once a patented technology has been incorporated into a standard, the standard can effectively insulate it from competition from substitute technologies. To guard...
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family size, and the patent grant likelihood. The final four chapters of the study focus on a set of specific topics: (1 …) ‘blanket disclosures’, (2) essential patent transfer, (3) patent pools, and (4) and litigation …
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While numerous researchers can access current large patent databases, the presence of numerous non-standard applicant … names presents a huge obstacle to their effective use. This paper explains the characteristics of Japanese patent applicant … names and offers a potential solution to current difficulties in the form of a standardized Japanese patent applicant name …
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This paper argues that the value of standard essential patents (SEPs) should be independent of the level of licensing in the value chain. We further argue the value of enabling technologies, such as SEPs, is best determined in relation to the value it produces to the consumer or end-user,...
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At which stage in the production chain should patent licensing takes place? In this paper we show that under realistic … circumstances a patent holder would be better off by licensing downstream. This occurs when the licensing revenue can depend on the … when, instead, we assume that the downstream licensee is less informed about the validity of the patent. In most cases …
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