Abstract: Using data on all high- and medium-tech start-ups in the UK in 2000, this paper assesses the effect associated with a firm's decision to patent on a firm's subsequent growth between 2001 and 2005. We propose a new approach to addressing well known issues challenging identification of any patent effect: firm heterogeneity, simultaneity between firm performance and patenting, and sample selection. Our findings suggest that patentees have higher asset growth than non-patentees of between 8% and 27% per annum. © 2011 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved
Patents are no longer merely protective; other motives are becoming prominent factors in explaining ...
This paper sheds light on the causes of firm-level heterogeneity in patent practices and the consequ...
We run a multiple linear regression model to test (1) whether filing at least one patent application...
Abstract: Using data on all high- and medium-tech start-ups in the UK in 2000, this paper assesses t...
Using data on all high- and medium-tech start-ups in the UK in 2000, this paper looks at whether the...
Using data on all high and medium tech start-ups in the UK in 2000, this paper looks at whether the ...
October 2009This paper provides an overview of a new database that uses intellectual property data t...
Whereas prior research has provided valuable insights into the willingness of small and medium-sized...
In order to observe a patent application at the firm level, two conditions need to be met: new produ...
[T]he Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation--an organization that studies and promotes entrepreneurship i...
We assess the effect associated with patenting on firm growth for high- and medium-tech start-up com...
This paper investigates firm dynamics in the period before, during, and after an event consisting of...
Whereas prior research has provided valuable insights into the willingness of small and medium-sized...
A surprisingly small number of innovative firms use the patent system. In the UK, the share of firms...
In response to scepticism about the benefits of patenting in small firms, this paper provides new ev...
Patents are no longer merely protective; other motives are becoming prominent factors in explaining ...
This paper sheds light on the causes of firm-level heterogeneity in patent practices and the consequ...
We run a multiple linear regression model to test (1) whether filing at least one patent application...
Abstract: Using data on all high- and medium-tech start-ups in the UK in 2000, this paper assesses t...
Using data on all high- and medium-tech start-ups in the UK in 2000, this paper looks at whether the...
Using data on all high and medium tech start-ups in the UK in 2000, this paper looks at whether the ...
October 2009This paper provides an overview of a new database that uses intellectual property data t...
Whereas prior research has provided valuable insights into the willingness of small and medium-sized...
In order to observe a patent application at the firm level, two conditions need to be met: new produ...
[T]he Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation--an organization that studies and promotes entrepreneurship i...
We assess the effect associated with patenting on firm growth for high- and medium-tech start-up com...
This paper investigates firm dynamics in the period before, during, and after an event consisting of...
Whereas prior research has provided valuable insights into the willingness of small and medium-sized...
A surprisingly small number of innovative firms use the patent system. In the UK, the share of firms...
In response to scepticism about the benefits of patenting in small firms, this paper provides new ev...
Patents are no longer merely protective; other motives are becoming prominent factors in explaining ...
This paper sheds light on the causes of firm-level heterogeneity in patent practices and the consequ...
We run a multiple linear regression model to test (1) whether filing at least one patent application...