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Characteristics of international patent application outcomes

Abstract International patent application outcomes are modelled using a matched sample of 70,250 patent applications to determine how the outcomes vary across technology area, non-obviousness of the invention and priority country.

Alfons Palangkaraya | Elizabeth Webster | Paul H. Jensen

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