Patents
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Patents: Ingenious Inventions How They Work and How They Came to Be
By Ben IkensonPatents is covered in bubble wrap, one of man's more ingenious creations. It includes dozens of notable patents, from the airplane, brassiere, chain saw, and fire hydrant to the Internet, parachute, plunger, and zipper.
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Patents: Issues and Legal Developments
By John V. MartinThe American patent system is designed to protect innovation and thus to make possible further innovation. The major problems surround the tradeoffs involved and whether the system is tilted at...
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Patents: A Primer of Patent Law for Inventors and Manufacturers
By William Henry FinckelPatents: A Primer of Patent Law for Inventors and Manufacturers
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Patents: Prompting or Restricting Innovation?
By Marc Baudry, Béatrice Dumont... RAND Journal of Economics, vol. 36, no. 1, pp. 16–38, 2005. [HAL 14] HALL B.H., HELMERS C., ROGERS M. et al., “The choice between formal and informal intellectual property: a review”, Journal of Economic Literature, vol. 52, no. 2, pp ...
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Patents: International Protection for Small Business and the Prior User Rights Defense
By Shawn BennettThe aim of this book is to show how the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, in coordination with other Federal departments and agencies, can best support businesses with international patent protection.