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(2016/5/12)From Made-in-China to Invented-in-China: Does Patenting Overseas Help Exports?

发布时间:2016-05-05 点击次数:

主讲人: 荆然

摘   要:China's overseas patents grew explosively recently. This paper studies how patenting overseas affect firms' exports. We study this question by merging patent data from European Patent Office and China's firm-level exports data. It is found that exports in value are positively affected by the number of effective patents in export markets of the exporter. However, this positive effect mainly comes from the increase in export quantity rather than higher prices, which is inconsistent with the high monopolist profits predicted by the traditional market power effect. This puzzling finding could be explained by Bertrand Competition Model which relies on an important feature of Chinese overseas patents—a majority of patents belong to information and communication technology sectors. It is also found that export prices dropped as patents expire in the export markets. We also present the impact of patenting identified by time-variation for each firm within its product-country markets. Overall, we find firm's heterogeneity at product level, particularly its time variation, plays an important role on the relationship between patents and exports.

关于主讲人:荆然,毕业于加拿大英属哥伦比亚大学尚德商学院,现在任对外经济贸易大学副教授。主攻方向是国际贸易、产业组织理论、和应用计量经济学。曾在Journal of Development Economics, Journal of Law, Economics and Organization, World Economy, 《经济研究》等杂志有论文发表。成果曾获得安子介国际贸易论文奖等。

 

时 间:2016年5月12日星期四15:40-17:00  

地 点:学术会堂南楼608室

主办单位:人力资本与劳动经济研究中心