Intellectual Property Rights and Patenting in China's High-technology Industries: Does Ownership Matter?

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Title:	Intellectual Property Rights and Patenting in China's High-technology Industries: Does Ownership Matter?
Authors:	Yang,CH;Kuo,CC;Ramstetter,ED
Contributors:	經濟學系
Keywords:	RESEARCH-AND-DEVELOPMENT;PANEL-DATA;INNOVATION;MODELS;PROTECTION;GROWTH;SECTOR;FDI
Date:	2011
Issue Date:	2012-03-27 19:06:25 (UTC+8)
Publisher:	國立中央大學
Abstract:	This paper aims to systematically investigate the impacts of strengthening intellectual property rights on patenting in China's high-technology industries and to explore the potential differences in response to patent reform by ownership. Empirical results show that the estimated patent elasticity of R&D is lower than that for OECD countries, indicating relatively low R&D productivity for China's high-technology industries. The direct innovation effect of technology imports is negative, while the absorptive ability embodied in R&D helps in gaining external sources of knowledge, thus contributing to innovations. Specifically, strengthening intellectual property rights can induce more innovations in terms of patents in China's high-technology industries and is particularly relevant to foreign-owned high-technology enterprises.
Relation:	CHINA & WORLD ECONOMY
Appears in Collections:	[Department of Economics] journal & Dissertation

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