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Appropriability and commercialization : evidence from MIT inventions

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Determinants on invention commercialization : an empirical examination of academically sourced inventions

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Which inventors do technology licensing officers favor for start-ups?

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Academic entrepreneurship : which inventors do technology licensing officers prefer for spinoffs?

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Appropriability and commercialization: evidence from MIT inventions

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When do start-ups that exploit patented academic knowledge survive?

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The effect of cultural differences in perceptions of transaction costs on national differences in the preference for licensing

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Why do some societies invent more than others?

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Appropriability and the Timing of Innovation : Evidence from Mit Inventions

Dechenaux, Emmanuel; Goldfarb, Brent D.; Thursby, Marie C. - 2021

At least since Arrow (1962), the effects of appropriability on invention have been well studied, but there has been little analysis of the effect of appropriability on the commercialization of existing inventions. Exploiting a database of 805 attempts by private firms to commercialize inventions...

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