2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.technovation.2014.05.007
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Patent indicators for macroeconomic growth—the value of patents estimated by export volume

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“…patentových přihlášek (například [11], [14], [15]). Jak vyplývá z těchto prací, navržené indikátory se značně liší svou vypovídací schopností.…”
Section: Vyhodnocení Kvality Patentůunclassified
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“…patentových přihlášek (například [11], [14], [15]). Jak vyplývá z těchto prací, navržené indikátory se značně liší svou vypovídací schopností.…”
Section: Vyhodnocení Kvality Patentůunclassified
“…V této souvislosti se předpokládá, že přihlašovatel bude rozšiřovat přihlášku do dalších zemí pouze v případě, kdy je v této zemi dostatečný trh pro řešení (technologii) chráněné tímto patentem (například [14]). …”
Section: Vyhodnocení Kvality Patentůunclassified
“…In this context, patents assume a protagonism into the transformation of knowledge and technology to marketable products (Etzkowitz & Leydesdorff, 2000;Grimaldi & Grandi, 2005). Thursby et al (2001) and Frietsch et al (2014), describes patent as a set of exclusive rights granted normally by a sovereign state according to national laws and international agreements to an inventor or assignee for a limited period of time to make, use and sell it, as well to exclude others from any kind of exploitation. In addition, a patent application must reveal all details of the invention, so that others can use it to further advance technology with new inventions (Jensen & Thursby, 1998).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to them, these are partly unused on purpose, they serve strategic motives such as blocking or increasing reputation. Frietsch et al (2010) also concludes that among the European patents not used, there is a substantially higher ratio of those referring to blocking or cross-license agreement due to strategic reasons than in the case of utilized patents.…”
Section: Motives To Patentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since their sample mostly consists of more valuable patents, this ratio can be higher in relation to all companies. Frietsch et al (2010) pointed out that among the European patents not used, there is a substantially higher ratio of those referring to blocking or crosslicense agreement due to strategic reasons. This underpins the conclusions of Gambardella et al (2005).…”
Section: The Strategic Application Of Patentsmentioning
confidence: 99%