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Citations, family size, opposition and the value of patent rights
Research Policy · 2002 · Vol. 32(8) · pp. 1343–1363
Dietmar Harhoff✉(Centre for European Economic Research)F. M. Scherer(John F. Kennedy University)Katrin Vopel(Centre for European Economic Research)
Intellectual Property and PatentsInnovation Policy and R&DFirm Innovation and GrowthAnnulmentOpposition (politics)Value (mathematics)Order (exchange)BusinessLawPolitical scienceStatisticsMathematicsPolitics
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