On the Origins of the Worldwide Surge in Patenting: An Industry Perspective on the R&amp;D-Patent Relationship

Danguy, Jérôme; Rassenfosse, Gaétan de; Potterie, Bruno van Pottelsberghe de la

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“…and . Q t is the foreign equivalent of Q t , import prices relative to the CPI, and 18 An expression for p d t as a function of Q t follows from the maximised equation 10:…”

Section: Consumer Problemmentioning

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Testing a model of UK growth: A role for R&D subsidies

Minford

Meenagh

2019

Economic Modelling

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R&D is a main driver of growth, whether by generating new ideas for production or increasing technological transfer. However, R&D itself is risky and faces numerous barriers which may reduce its marginal return. Direct R&D subsides are intended to counteract such barriers, but whether they lead empirically to increased economic growth is unclear. In our structural model of the UK, subsidies o¤set the frictional costs associated with R&D, incentivising innovation and so stimulating productivity growth. We estimate and test this structural model by indirect inference, a method not previously used in work on R&D. We …nd that even temporary cuts to R&D funding have long-lasting impacts on UK economic growth. The power of the test allows us to calculate tight accuracy bounds for our results and for policy reform impacts calculated using the model. These …ndings are of high relevance to the ongoing debate around the future UK innovation environment.

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“…and . Q t is the foreign equivalent of Q t , import prices relative to the CPI, and 18 An expression for p d t as a function of Q t follows from the maximised equation 10:…”

Section: Consumer Problemmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…First, innovation itself is di¢cult to measure. R&D expenditures and patent counts are convenient measurable proxies for innovation outputs in empirical studies, but how far they capture innovation is questionable (Danguy et al 2014).…”

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Testing a model of UK growth: A role for R&D subsidies

Minford

Meenagh

2019

Economic Modelling

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“…For example, Danguy et al . () documented in an empirical investigation based on data set including information on 18 manufacturing industries in 19 countries over the period 1987–2005. These findings are confirmed also when looking to more recent data (e.g., OECD, ; WIPO, ).…”

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The Role of Patents in Information and Communication Technologies: A Survey of the Literature

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Manenti

Thumm

2018

Journal of Economic Surveys

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During the last few decades, the number of patents in information and communication technologies has increased considerably. An increasing number of patents and the associated fragmentation of IP rights have generated a series of potentially problematic consequences. Patent thickets, royalty stacking, the emergence of patent assertion entities, increased patent litigationparticularly around standard essential patents -and the difficulties with defining fair, reasonable, and nondiscriminatory licensing terms are some of the most debated issues in the literature that we review in this paper. We devote a specific section of our survey to patent quality, currently one of the most debated issues surrounding the patent system. In our analysis, we mix theoretical and empirical arguments with a more policy-oriented reasoning. This allows us to better position the different issues in the relevant political and economic context.

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“…Moreover, openness to international trade (Furman et al, 2002) and international competitiveness in trade (Danguy et al, 2013) While the previous variables were expressed for each country-industry pair, I also include variables that vary only across countries. Indeed, I control for differences, across countries, in terms of the intensity of R&D expenditures (R&D Int.)…”

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Globalization of innovation production: A patent-based industry analysis

Danguy

2016

Science and Public Policy

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Using patent-based indicators, this paper aims at explaining to what extent the production of innovation is globalized. Firstly, it provides evidence -over time, across countries and across industrial sectors -on the patterns in international technological collaboration and in cross-border ownership of innovation. Secondly, a fractional logit model is estimated for a unique panel dataset covering patent information of 21 industries in 29 countries from 1980 to 2005. The results show that countries tend to be more globalized in industrial sectors in which they are less technologically specialized. It suggests that globalization of innovation is more driven by home-base augmenting determinants than home-base exploiting ones. The empirical findings also indicate that the intensity of globalization of innovation is higher in multidisciplinary country-industry pairs and in those which compete internationally in trade.

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On the Origins of the Worldwide Surge in Patenting: An Industry Perspective on the R&D-Patent Relationship

Cited by 8 publications

References 48 publications

Testing a model of UK growth: A role for R&D subsidies

Testing a model of UK growth: A role for R&D subsidies

The Role of Patents in Information and Communication Technologies: A Survey of the Literature

Globalization of innovation production: A patent-based industry analysis

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