To achieve the policy goals of ultimate innovation, the government should provide incentives to encourage the patentees to donate, rather than abandon, their orphan patents to universities, hospitals, and other nonprofit organizations with research and development facilities that can properly exploit the patents. The authors advocate for the implementation of incentives that would encourage donors to surrender their monopolistic ownership of patents for the benefit of charitable organizations and, in tum, the development and growth of society
In this Essay, I suggest that the patent system should seek to balance incentives at all stages of t...
Abstract: Philanthropy provides substantial support for science and research—does it do the same fo...
Inspired by a groundswell of public outrage against a recent spate of egregious patent enforcement t...
UnrestrictedThe lines between basic and applied research and the sectors of the U.S. economy respons...
Over the past decade, charitable contributions of intellectual property have grown rapidly. This gro...
The interdisciplinarity of intellectual property and taxation poses many challenges to the disparate...
An important issue deserving scholarly attention concerns the proper role of the federal tax system ...
The pressure to extract rents from academic research results has led many universities to file more ...
The government\u27s pro-patent policy may not be the best way to promote technological advances. Thi...
This article evaluates the Current US income tax regime governing intellectual property by focusing ...
This article explores whether exceptions from Asset-capitalization and rational tax depreciation rat...
to be fully applied, must often be privately owned. In keeping with this logic, universities have be...
Federal policy since 1980 has reflected an increasingly confident presumption that patenting discov...
This article revisits the logical and empirical basis for current government patent policy in order ...
In knowledge economies, patent agencies are often viewed as a relevant instrument of an efficient in...
In this Essay, I suggest that the patent system should seek to balance incentives at all stages of t...
Abstract: Philanthropy provides substantial support for science and research—does it do the same fo...
Inspired by a groundswell of public outrage against a recent spate of egregious patent enforcement t...
UnrestrictedThe lines between basic and applied research and the sectors of the U.S. economy respons...
Over the past decade, charitable contributions of intellectual property have grown rapidly. This gro...
The interdisciplinarity of intellectual property and taxation poses many challenges to the disparate...
An important issue deserving scholarly attention concerns the proper role of the federal tax system ...
The pressure to extract rents from academic research results has led many universities to file more ...
The government\u27s pro-patent policy may not be the best way to promote technological advances. Thi...
This article evaluates the Current US income tax regime governing intellectual property by focusing ...
This article explores whether exceptions from Asset-capitalization and rational tax depreciation rat...
to be fully applied, must often be privately owned. In keeping with this logic, universities have be...
Federal policy since 1980 has reflected an increasingly confident presumption that patenting discov...
This article revisits the logical and empirical basis for current government patent policy in order ...
In knowledge economies, patent agencies are often viewed as a relevant instrument of an efficient in...
In this Essay, I suggest that the patent system should seek to balance incentives at all stages of t...
Abstract: Philanthropy provides substantial support for science and research—does it do the same fo...
Inspired by a groundswell of public outrage against a recent spate of egregious patent enforcement t...