Royalties, evolving patent rights, and the value of innovation

Article Abstract:

The value of an innovation, a complex and multifaceted subject can change over time to the innovator particularly when a proven-valid-and-infringed patent is applicable to the invention with a reasonable royalty rate licensing others to use the patented invention. Implications of winning patent infringement litigation awards providing incentives to innovate are discussed.

Licenses, Patents & Trademarks, Economic aspects, Intellectual property, Technological innovations

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Citations, family size, opposition and the value of patent rights

Article Abstract:

The estimates of the values of patents rights from the survey of patent-holders with a set of indicator variables is combined in order to model the value of patents. The results suggest that the number of references to the patents as well as the citations a patent receive are positively related to its value.

Surveys, Patent development corporations

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Improving patent valuations for management purposes - validating new indicators by analyzing application rationales

Article Abstract:

Based on the usage of patented intellectual property in various applications, the value of patent is determined. This value is periodically re-evaluated based on the new patents in the markets. The patent valuation factors are discussed.

Denmark, Methods, Usage

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