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The economic slowdown in the 70s in Latin America and Japan in the late 90s, generated a growing skepticism about the role of industrial policy in the process of economic development. Yet, new considerations have emerged over the recent period, which invite us to revisit the issue. This paper...
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observed in major patent offices. We provide the first panel-based evidence suggesting that fees affect the demand for patents …This paper investigates whether patent fee policies are a potential factor underlying the boom in patent applications … in three major patent offices (EPO, USPTO and JPO), with a price elasticity of about -0.4 (similar to that of the …
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This paper presents a quality index for patent systems. The index is composed of nine operational design components … that help shape the transparency of patent systems and affect the extent to which they comply with patentability conditions … two factors measure patent offices’ resource allocation (i.e. workload per examiner and incentives). The index is computed …
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In this paper, we present a new and policy-relevant means of comparing the broadband adoption rates among countries the Broadband Performance Index (BPI). Unlike the OECD, which ranks countries' broadband performance using raw, per capita subscription data alone, the BPI is a policy-relevant...
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cases related to molecular tests and changed decades of patent practice. Whether the decisions adversely affect the … development of molecular tests in the United States and Europe has been a matter of much speculation but limited empirical … tests, and many other organizations have found the legal uncertainty following the cases problematic. Second, small “patent …
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patent offices in Europe (EPO), Japan (JPO) and the US (USPTO) shows that their operational designs differ substantially: the …This paper develops a methodology to compare the quality of examination services across patent offices. Quality is … defined as the extent to which patent offices comply with their patentability conditions in a transparent way. The methodology …
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patent offices in Europe (EPO), Japan (JPO) and the US (USPTO) shows that their operational designs differ substantially: the …This paper develops a methodology to compare the quality of examination services across patent offices. Quality is … defined as the extent to which patent offices comply with their patentability conditions in a transparent way. The methodology …
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This paper analyzes the role of patent filing fees requested by the member states of the European Patent Convention …
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This paper presents a quality index for patent systems. The index is composed of nine operational design components … that help shape the transparency of patent systems and affect the extent to which they comply with patentability conditions … two factors measure patent offices’ resource allocation (i.e., workload per examiner and incentives). The index is …
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This paper presents a quality index for patent systems. The index is composed of nine operational design components … that shape the transparency and stringency of patent systems and affect the extent to which they comply with patentability …-in-parts), while two components measure patent offices’ resource allocation policy (i.e., workload per examiner and incentives). The …
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