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==Summary==
 
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This is a '''Working Paper'''. Please do not distribute.
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This is a '''Working Paper'''. Please do not distribute; refer interested parties to this page instead.
  
 
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*Egan, Edward J. (2011), "Economic Implications of Patent Citations: Start-up Value and Organizational Form Choice", Presented at "Patent Statistics for Decision Makers", USPTO, November 15-17th 2011, Alexandria, Virginia.
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*Egan, Edward J. (2012), "The Economics of Patent Citations: Startup Commercialization Strategy, Value, and Success", presented at "Patent Statistics for Decision Makers", USPTO, November 15-17th 2011, Alexandria, Virginia.
  
 
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*[[Media:Egan (2012) - The Economics of Patent Citations (Jan 31st).pdf|Download PDF]] (Note that this is the preliminary draft. Please do not cite or distribute. A complete rewrite is in progress.)
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*[[Media:Egan (2012) - The Economics of Patent Citations (Jan 31st).pdf|Download PDF]] (Note: this links to the current version released on Jan 31st 2012)
 
*[[Media:Egan (2011) - The Economics of Patent Citations (Presentation at Innovation Seminar).pdf| Presentation for the Berkeley Innovation Seminar]]
 
*[[Media:Egan (2011) - The Economics of Patent Citations (Presentation at Innovation Seminar).pdf| Presentation for the Berkeley Innovation Seminar]]
 
*[[Media:Egan(2011)-EconomicImplicationsofPatentCitations-Animated20mins.ppt|Presentation for the USPTO Patent Statistics Conference]]
 
*[[Media:Egan(2011)-EconomicImplicationsofPatentCitations-Animated20mins.ppt|Presentation for the USPTO Patent Statistics Conference]]
  
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*New title: 'Economic Implications of Patent Citations: Startup Value and Organizational Form Choice'
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This paper is currently being reviewed by my advisors and colleagues. After feedback has been received, it will be editted for length, have all outstanding concerns addressed, and then be submitted for review at a journal.
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**IP strength varies by inventor type (public firm, individual, etc)?
 
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**Symmetry => subsitutes
 
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**Fraction of complements/substitutes in Harhoff et al.
 
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**How citations get added: Lemley
 
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**Effects of an IP regime shock
 
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**Cross-licensing as a credible commitment device
 
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**Patent category: Hall et al.
 
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**Using Market Value as a measure: Hall et al.
 
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**Cockburn and Wagner
 
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*Add explaination of ownership effect for substitutes. Elaborate on bargaining's ownership implications.
 
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*Re-organize entire paper!
 

Revision as of 16:57, 31 January 2012

Summary

This is a Working Paper. Please do not distribute; refer interested parties to this page instead.

This paper is listed under:

Reference(s)

Current reference:

  • Egan, Edward J. (2012), "The Economics of Patent Citations: Startup Commercialization Strategy, Value, and Success", presented at "Patent Statistics for Decision Makers", USPTO, November 15-17th 2011, Alexandria, Virginia.

File(s)

Status

This paper is currently being reviewed by my advisors and colleagues. After feedback has been received, it will be editted for length, have all outstanding concerns addressed, and then be submitted for review at a journal.

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