Event start date: 21.11.2019 11:00
Event end date: 21.11.2019 12:30
Open Research Seminar
On 21 November 2019, the National Bank of Ukraine hosted an open research seminar, during which Andrei Kirilenko, Associate Professor at the Cambridge Judge Business School and a Research Fellow at Centre for Economic Policy Research,Professor Matthias Meier from the University of Mannheim, presented research entitled Ideas-Driven Endogenous Growth and Standard-Essential Patents.
The research paper co-authored with Artem Neklyudov (University of Lausanne and SFI), Albina Neklyudova-Khairullina and Christopher Tucci (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne). The authors study the impact of standard-essential patents (SEPs) on the long-term economic growth. With the increasing complexity of information and communication technologies, patents on standards play a growing role. The researchers model how SEPs expand production possibilities of the economy, the effect of productivity-enhancing standards on the endogenous economic growth, and the circumstances under which standards encourage innovation.
Materials from the seminar are available via the links below.
