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Source: Zheng Lian., & Lan Xue. (2013). A Tale of Two Cities: A Comparison of Patent- Based Innovative Performance of Domesti \ ppendix III: Foreign firms with over 1000 invention patent applications in C hina

Table 5 Source: Zheng Lian., & Lan Xue. (2013). A Tale of Two Cities: A Comparison of Patent- Based Innovative Performance of Domesti \ ppendix III: Foreign firms with over 1000 invention patent applications in C hina

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Source: Albert Guangzhou Hu., & Gary H. Jefferson. (2008). A great wall of patents: What is behind China's recent patent Figure 5: Chinese patents-R& D and R&D-GDP ratios
Source: Albert Guangzhou Hu., & Gary H. Jefferson. (2008). A great wall of patents: What is behind China's recent patent Figure 5: Chinese patents-R& D and R&D-GDP ratios
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Figure 8: The relative size of C hinese innovation system (2007) Source: ORGANISATION FOR ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT. (2007). OECD Reviews of Innovation
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Figure 9: Regional GDP per capita and regional shares of total R&D expenditures
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Regional relative scientific and technological advantage by patent grant year. The regions are 22 Chinese provinces, five autonomous regions [Tibet (Xizang), Guangxi, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, and Ningxia], and four municipalities (Beijing, Tianjin, Chongging, and Shanghai), The two special administrative regions (Hong Kong and Macau) are not considered part of domestic China because of differences in their historical and technological developments, patent filing, and reporting systems. grant year.
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Source: Zheng Lian., & Lan Xue. (2013). A Tale of Two Cities: A Comparison of Patent- Based Innovative Performance of Domestic applications published in 2008.
Source: Zheng Lian., & Lan Xue. (2013). A Tale of Two Cities: A Comparison of Patent- Based Innovative Performance of Domesti: Appendix V: Patents granted by the USPTO to Chinese inventors (1969-2008)
Source: Zheng Lian., & Lan Xue. (2013). A Tale of Two Cities: A Comparison of Patent- Based Innovative Performance of Domesti: Appendix V: Patents granted by the USPTO to Chinese inventors (1969-2008)
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Source: McGregor, James. (2009). China’s Drive for ‘Indigenous Innovation.’ A web of Industrial Policies. Global Regulatory
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Source: Y anrui, Wu. (2012). Trends and Prospects in China’s R&D Sector. Discussion Paper 12.16, UWA Business School, Appendix VIII: Granted Invention Patents, 2006-2011
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Source: Source: John L. Orkutt., William J. Murphy., & Jun, Ye. (2012). IMPROVING COMMERCIALIZATION FOR CHINESE. Appendix X: Select Science and Technology Indicators for C hina LIKELIHOOD OF SUCCESS. Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar Publishing, Inc.
Source: John L. Orkutt., William J. Murphy., & Jun, Ye. (2012). IMPROVING COMMERCIALIZATION FOR CHINESE- Appendix XI: Chinese University Patent A ctivity
Source: John L. Orkutt., William J. Murphy., & Jun, Ye. (2012). IMPROVING COMMERCIALIZATION FOR CHINESE- Appendix XI: Chinese University Patent A ctivity
Source: Graff GD. (2007). Echoes of Bayh-Dole? A Survey of IP and Technology Transfer Policies in Emerging and Developing
Source: Graff GD. (2007). Echoes of Bayh-Dole? A Survey of IP and Technology Transfer Policies in Emerging and Developing
Source: Graff GD. (2007). Echoes of Bayh-Dole? A Survey of IP and Technology Transfer Policies in Emerging and Developinc
Source: Graff GD. (2007). Echoes of Bayh-Dole? A Survey of IP and Technology Transfer Policies in Emerging and Developinc
Notes: *= geometric mean. Appendix XIV: Patent applications filed by C hinese universities Source: Christian O. Fisch., Joem H. Block., & Philipp G. Sandner. (2010). Chinese University patents: quantity and quality, 1985-
Notes: *= geometric mean. Appendix XIV: Patent applications filed by C hinese universities Source: Christian O. Fisch., Joem H. Block., & Philipp G. Sandner. (2010). Chinese University patents: quantity and quality, 1985-
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