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Examiner Citations, Applicant Citations, and the Private Value of Patents

Examiner citations to a patent are stronger predictors than applicant citations of a widely used measure of patent value: whether a patent has been (or will be) renewed.

Deepak Hegde | Bhaven N. Sampat | B. Sampat | D. Hegde

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