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Investment in R&D encourages innovation, which in turn, spurs economic growth. This paper presents a model to test whether that the number of patent applications is dependent on R&D expenditure, especially R&D expenditure in the business sector. This paper shows: 1) that a strong positive...
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. Although gender diversity affects OEPM patents negatively, its impact is non-significant for patents with international … coverage (EPO, USPTO, or PCT). A relevant result is the fact that the generation of patents is positively affected by the … impact on the capacity of the firm to register patents. However, the diversity according to the professional role in R …
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diversity affects a firm’s capacity to patent in different manners depending on the coverage of the patents. On the one hand …, gender diversity affects OEPM patents negatively, while the impact becomes positive for patents with an international … on their capacity to process and register patents …
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After presenting the history, the evolution and the content of innovation surveys, we discuss the characteristics of the data they contain and the challenge they pose to the analyst and the econometrician. We document the two uses that have been made of these data: the construction of...
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a low number of patents per unit of R&D in one country yet actually be more productive than the same industry in another …
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from textual analysis, we document that women are under-cited relative to the quality of their patents. For the equivalent … are magnified for patents in emerging technology fields. Male lead inventors in particular tend to undercite patents with …-authored patents likely has economic implications for the allocation of talent in the economy …
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The focus of this paper is on effects from tax incentives for research and development inputs (R&D) and corporate income tax on business R&D and patenting behaviour. First, we provide a theoretical discussion of tax planning with R&D and intellectual property (IP) ownership. Further, we employ...
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Inspired by the theory of variety-expanding product innovation we derive a testable relationship of outsourcing on the growth rate of knowledge. We estimate this relationship with a firm-level dataset, which is a unique match of PATSTAT patent data and the Amadeus dataset. We find evidence that...
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