¿Cómo la calidad de las patentes contribuye a revitalizar el sistema de innovación?, Evidencia desde el sector de energías renovables

Resumen

Existe una intensa discusión sobre el impacto de la calidad de las patentes en la innovación y el desarrollo económico. En consecuencia, la medición de la calidad de las patentes se convierte en un tema esencial para comprender como afecta el sistema de innovación (SI). Este artículo muestra una revisión sistemática de los indicadores de calidad de las patentes y su contribución a la literatura. Además de la revisión sistemática, se elabora una hipótesis de comportamiento dinámico para comprender cómo los indicadores de valor de las patentes, se pueden utilizar para crear un conjunto de estrategias para mejorar la innovación del sector de las energías renovables. Los resultados muestran un marco novedoso para analizar los efectos del valor de las patentes en el SI, que podría ser útil para la difusión de la energía renovable en América Latina.

Palabras clave

sistema de innovación tecnológico;, análisis de patentes;, energía renovable;, intervención sistémica

Biografía del autor/a

Milton Mauricio Herrera-Ramírez

Production Engineering, PhD. in Model Based Public Planning, Policy Design and Management

Edgard Alberto Méndez-Morales

Economist, PhD. in Economics and Innovation Management

Diana Marlene Barrios-Campos

Economist, MSc in Economics

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