Get Pennies from many or get a Dollar from one? Multiple licensing in markets for technology

Dang, Jianwei; Motohashi, Kazuyuki; Huo, Dong

doi:10.1016/j.technovation.2021.102423

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“…Therefore, from the perspective of traditional theoretical models that seek incentives to conduct R&D in terms of the bene ts of technological anticipation, the provision of knowledge and technology to other rms is a corporate behavior that is di cult to understand (Gilbert & Newbery, 1982;Reinganum, 1983). In this context, recent empirical studies on outbound have increased (e.g., Anado & Khanna, 2000;Takechi, 2008;Nagaoka, 2009;Lichtenthaler, 2010;Dang & Motohashi, 2014). The strength of these rms is that they can create new business models.…”

Section: Open Ip Management and The Impact Of Covid-19mentioning

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An impact analysis of COVID-19 on the relation between open innovation, IP openness and firm performance

Kanama¹

2022

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This study empirically investigated how pre-COVID innovation activities and IP management affected business performance after the arrival of COVID-19. As a result, the following three points were clarified: First, the high level of R&D investment before the arrival of COVID-19 weakened the damage to sales and operating profit after its arrival. Second, we found that the firms that launched new products and services four years before the arrival of COVID-19 suffered more damage from COVID-19. Third, although innovation activities are vulnerable to the crisis as a whole, there are cases in which firms have not lost or improved their performance even after the arrival of COVID-19. Specifically, it became clear that the damage caused by COVID-19 was lesser for collaborative innovations involving many firms than for innovations realized by single firms. This was also demonstrated from the perspective of open IP management.

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Section: Open Ip Management and The Impact Of Covid-19mentioning

confidence: 99%

An impact analysis of COVID-19 on the relation between open innovation, IP openness and firm performance

Kanama¹

2022

Preprint

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An Evolutionary View on China’s Markets for Technology: Evidence from Patent Trades

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Cai,

2024

Sage Open

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Markets for technology have undergone remarkable changes and received considerable attention, but few studies focus on the markets of a developing country from an evolutionary perspective. Using a unique dataset of patent trades from the National Intellectual Property Administration, PRC (CNIPA), this study seeks to uncover the landscape of China’s markets for technology (CMFT) from an evolutionary view. The research findings show that (1) patent trades in the CMFT have experienced a notable increase, with an average growth rate of 22.3%; (2) the average age and geographical distance of traded patents are 6.3 years and 71.97 km; (3) spatial autocorrelation analysis shows that patent trades in the western region present increasingly stronger correlation; (4) social network analysis indicates that the patent trading network has gotten growing dense over time. We expect this descriptive study to present some basic evidence for theoretical development and consequent research about the markets for technology.

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Get Pennies from many or get a Dollar from one? Multiple licensing in markets for technology

Cited by 2 publications

References 36 publications

An impact analysis of COVID-19 on the relation between open innovation, IP openness and firm performance

An impact analysis of COVID-19 on the relation between open innovation, IP openness and firm performance

An Evolutionary View on China’s Markets for Technology: Evidence from Patent Trades

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