Titlebook: Economic Analyses of the European Patent System; Stefan M. Wagner Book 2006 Gabler Verlag | Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, Wiesbaden

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-03436-7 community believes that there is no patent protection available for business method inventions within the European patent system. However, a closer look reveals that business methods are eligible for patentability in Europe and are actually being granted by the European Patent Office despite the apparent exclusion in Article 52 EPC.

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Oliver Montenbruck,Thomas Pflegertention has been paid to the actual organization of IP related services within firms. Among the few publications containing brief studies of the organization of IP-departments are Taylor & Silbertson (1973), Granstrand (1999) and Pitkethly (2001).

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An Empirical Analysis of Make-or-Buy Decisions in Patenting,tention has been paid to the actual organization of IP related services within firms. Among the few publications containing brief studies of the organization of IP-departments are Taylor & Silbertson (1973), Granstrand (1999) and Pitkethly (2001).

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Introduction,important. Ever-growing numbers of patent applications are a clear indication that firms of all sizes as well as universities and public institutions are ascribing greater value to patents and are willing to bear higher costs to acquire, exercise and defend them in court (National Research Council 2004).

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Modeling Probabilities of Patent Oppositions in a Bayesian Semiparametric Regression Framework,r specification to the results of a simple linear probit model employed by Graham et al. (2002) using their dataset on EPO patents from the biotechnology/pharmaceutical and semiconductor/computer software sector.

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Brown Dwarfs and Extra-Solar Planets,important. Ever-growing numbers of patent applications are a clear indication that firms of all sizes as well as universities and public institutions are ascribing greater value to patents and are willing to bear higher costs to acquire, exercise and defend them in court (National Research Council 2004).

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