Publication: Las empresas españolas que patentan en la oficina europea
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2011
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El objetivo de este trabajo es aportar evidencia sobre las características de las empresas españolas que solicitan patentes a la Oficina Europea entre 1998 y 2006, comparándolas con las de otras empresas no solicitantes de patentes durante el mismo periodo y haciendo especial énfasis en aquellas que han participado en programas públicos de apoyo a la I+D en cuya gestión participa el Centro para el Desarrollo Tecnológico Industrial.
The objective of this paper is to provide evidence about the features of Spanish firms applying for patents to the European Patent Office between 1998 and 2008. We compare these firms with a control sample of non-applicants during the same period and focus especially on firms that have been awarded public aid for R&D projects by the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology.
The objective of this paper is to provide evidence about the features of Spanish firms applying for patents to the European Patent Office between 1998 and 2008. We compare these firms with a control sample of non-applicants during the same period and focus especially on firms that have been awarded public aid for R&D projects by the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology.
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