Forced Out of the Closet: The Impact of the American Inventors Protection Act on the Timing of Patent Disclosure

By Daniel K. N. Johnson, David Popp. 2003

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The Impact of Uncertain Intellectual Property Rights on the Market for Ideas: Evidence from Patent Grant Delays (2008, background): “Building on recent studies that highlight the operation of the patent system (Cohen and Merrill, 2003; Jaffe and Lerner, 2004; Johnson and Popp, 2003), we empirically exploit a fundamental feature associated with the process of patenting: patent grant delay.”
Innovation and diffusion of clean/green technology: Can patent commons help? (2013, unknown): “The grant lag has been shown to be positively related to other value measures by Johnson and Popp (2003).”
Patents as a measure for eco-innovation (2008, methodology): “Papers using citation data include Jaffe et al. (1996, 1998), Johnson and Popp (2003) and Popp (2002, 2006).”
The Duration of Patent Examination at the European Patent Office (2009, unknown): “Johnson and Popp (2003) use a value measure based primarily on the number of citations received and find that valuable patents are characterized by longer grant lags.”
Innovation and Incentives: Evidence from Corporate R&D (2007, unknown): “While (the logarithm of) patents are weakly positively correlated with long-term incentives for the CFO position, there is no association for the HRH position, plus no association between the citation measures and long-term incentives for either of these positions.”