Intellectual Property Government Open Data: Australian Business Number Links to All Intellectual Property Data in Australia

Mitra-Kahn, Benjamin H.; Johnson, Matthew S.; Man, Bradley; Meehan, Luke

doi:10.1111/1467-8462.12147

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“…The Intellectual Property Government Open Data (IPGOD), released by IP Australia, covers registry data on all IP rights administered by IP Australia, which totals over 1.4 million patent applications for 1904–2016. It provides information about the technology and its field of classification along with details of those who filed these IP rights, which enables analysis across a range of research questions (Mita‐Khan et al, 2016). Very few economic historians have used this online database, although several scholars have analysed the patent data generated by IP Australia and its forerunner the Australian Patent Office (Banerjee, 2012; Banerjee & Shanahan, 2016; Crosby, 2000; Encel & Inglis, 1966).…”

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Patents, foreign direct investment and economic growth in Australia, 1860–2010

Fleming,

Liu,

Merrett

et al. 2023

Asia‐Pacific Economic History Review

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We examine the long run relationship between innovation and economic development in Australia, using 150 years of data on patenting activity, and aggregate and sectoral economic indicators. Our initial results point to several important causal relationships, particularly the effects of patents on real GDP and of private capital formation on patents. We delve deeper at the sector level and find important causal relationships of patents with real foreign direct investment (FDI) since World War II. Australia's dependence on FDI for private capital formation served as an important stimulus for knowledge creation in key sectors including manufacturing, agriculture and mining.

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Section: Data Description and Methodologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Patents, foreign direct investment and economic growth in Australia, 1860–2010

Fleming,

Liu,

Merrett

et al. 2023

Asia‐Pacific Economic History Review

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Australian innovative activity and international technology, 1854–2016

Fleming,

Liu,

Merrett

et al. 2024

European Review of Economic History

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Has Australia’s focus as a producer and exporter of natural resources—often considered low technology industries—constrained the development of its innovation system? We exploit a new digital database from the Commonwealth Patent Office to investigate this question. We find that the focus of domestic innovativeness supported key industries for Australian development and complemented technological specialization by foreign patent applicants, particularly in European and American manufacturing. The results support the argument that shifts in national technological orientation is a relatively long game and that technical advantage is shaped by a nation’s stage of economic development.

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Exploring Intellectual Property in the Digital Realm: A Bibliometric Study on Research on the Management and Protection of Data-Based Intellectual Property

Sun,

Liu,

Chen

et al. 2024

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The management and protection of data-based intellectual property have attracted increasing attention in the academic community due to the rapid development of digital technologies and data-driven industries. However, a comprehensive and multidimensional examination of the research landscape is still required to better understand its structure and evolution. Using CiteSpace software, this study conducts a bibliometric analysis, revealing key trends and patterns in collaboration, co-citation, and keyword co-occurrence in the field of data-based intellectual property. Our findings show a growing body of literature on data IP management, with a significant increase in publications since 2013. We identify that collaboration between regions, especially the United States, China, and the United Kingdom, leads global efforts, but institutional collaboration remains underdeveloped. In terms of co-citation, seminal works by Jaffe, Hall, and Samuelson form the foundation of the current research, while emerging research focuses on technological innovations like blockchain and AI. The analysis further reveals that future research is likely to explore the intersections of data privacy, innovation, and legal frameworks. Compared with previous studies, this paper builds a knowledge framework for data-based intellectual property management from a holistic perspective of bibliometrics, analyses the current challenges, and outlines future research directions, which is of significant reference value to both scholars and practitioners.

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Intellectual Property Government Open Data: Australian Business Number Links to All Intellectual Property Data in Australia

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Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

Patents, foreign direct investment and economic growth in Australia, 1860–2010

Patents, foreign direct investment and economic growth in Australia, 1860–2010

Australian innovative activity and international technology, 1854–2016

Exploring Intellectual Property in the Digital Realm: A Bibliometric Study on Research on the Management and Protection of Data-Based Intellectual Property

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