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Fantasy depictions of technology transfer, 2
The standard accounts of the “technology transfer process” seem so clear and plausible that you may well believe they are generally accurate, even if there might be “technical details” that they gloss over. But these standard accounts are largely, almost … Continue reading
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Tagged AUTM, commercialization, counterfactual, process, technology transfer
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Fantasy depictions of technology transfer
People play innovation policy with stick drawings. Inventions are depicted as proto-products rather than as broad swaths of potential. According to the stick drawings, patents “protect” inventions from competing uses that would simultaneously discourage private investment in “developing” the inventions … Continue reading
Posted in Technology Transfer
Tagged diagrams, fantasy, process, technology transfer
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