… as a double-edged sword in firm patenting and innovations: … effects brought on by strategic
patenting (shown in Figure 2), … distract firms from commercializing their patented knowledge …

… patents using topic modeling to identify those patents that originate new topics in a body of
knowledge. We find that, counter to theories of recombination, patents … and firms have broad …

… In chapter 2, first we review the general patents literature on the impact of patents on firm
value. We also review patent scope and patent enforcement and look at their consequences on …

… a scientist or a firm develops a … firm fixed effects for forward citations that a firm's patents
received. Our data include over 94,716 patents developed by 24,598 scientists (within 4,197 firms…

… The sample size is inevitably restricted by the abovementioned limitations of patent data
due to the firms without patents being excluded in this study. Future research could assess …

This study researches an important topic for knowledge-intensive SMEs that operate in
clusters. Results from a sample of 830 SMEs as well as from qualitative validation interviews …

… After pharmaceutical firms obtained patents by which time we can observe the citations
made in these patents, they needed to conduct clinical trials to prove the safety of the new drug …

… To control for firm-level factors that might influence a parent company's innovation performance,
we included several control variables. Since a firm's stock of patents has been used to …

… of firms by the number of Korean patents applied for from 2008 to 2010. The 1152 firms in
our sample applied for a total of 6186 patents, an average of 5.37 patents per firm. …

… To assemble the patent data, I identify all patents assigned to tire producers and their …
firm to be the one with the larger knowledge stock (ie, granted patents) of the two. In case both …