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Major legislative, legal, and technological changes paved the way for a period of remarkable growth in the patenting of life science research by U.S. universities in the 1980s and 1990s. Using a multiple-output cost framework and two decades of panel data on ninety-six universities, this article...
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Patent law offers a set of exclusive rights to innovators, awarding such rights for inventions that meet certain … technologies are measured for patent eligibility. For example, inventions are assessed from the perspective of the fictional … scholarship has disclosed such bias in fields including both the legal and scientific standards that intersect in the patent …
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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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Does gender affect work quality and quantity? We study this question by leveraging the quasirandom assignment of patent … applications to examiners, and micro-data on examiners' work characteristics at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Under …. These gender differences grow stronger as examiners become more senior and incentives increasingly reward examination …
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We analyze the gender gap in the success of patent application at the USPTO. We leverage quasi-exogeneous variation … patent approval. This gender gap does not seem to be impacted by the gender of the examiner of the application. When we focus … from the random assignment of patent examiners within technology fields, allowing us to find the causal impact of examiner …
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In this article, we examine the rate at which patent applications are granted as a function of the inventor's race and … gender. Empirical analysis of more than 3.9 million United States applications finds minority and women applicants are … significantly less likely to secure a patent relative to the balance of inventors. Further analysis indicates that a portion of this …
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This article describes the state of gender diversity across technology and geography within the U.S. patent bar. The … and trademark systems by U.S.-based female entrepreneurs. Analysis of gender data on the patent bar complements these … findings rely on a new gender-matched dataset, the first public dataset of its kind, not only of all attorneys and agents …
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