Erratum: Innovative academic startups 2016

When Do Startups That Exploit Patented Academic Knowledge Survive?

Researchers have generally suggested that new technology firms should exploit radical technologies with broad scope patents to compete with established firms, implying that new firms founded to exploit university inventions will be more likely to survive in all industries if they possess these attributes. However, the existing empirical evidence indicates that the effectiveness of these two dim...

Tax Policy and Investment by Startups and Innovative Firms

Toder for helpful comments. The findings and conclusions contained within are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily reflect positions or policies of the Tax Policy Center or its funders. ii ABSTRACT We examine how tax policies alter investment incentives, with a particular focus on startup and innovative businesses. Consistent with prior work, we find that existing pol...

Erratum, Vol. 13, November 3, 2016

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Innovative Medical Technology Overview: Number 006/2016

Granulox ® is a patent-protected first in class medical device. Granulox ® is positioned for use as an add-on therapy to standard care for the treatment of chronic wounds including venous leg ulcers, pressure ulcers and diabetic foot ulcers which have failed to heal after a period of standard care. Beyond administration of the spray, Granulox ® is not expected to impact upon the standard wound ...

Erratum to “Editorial” [Seizure 41 (2016) 42]