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A scaleable approach to emissions-innovation record linkage

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  • Mark Huberty
  • Amma Serwaah
  • Georg Zachmann

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PATSTAT has patent applications as its focus. This means it lacks information on the applicants and/or the inventors. In order to have more information on the applicants, we link PATSTAT to the CITL database. This way the patenting behavior can be linked to climate policy. Because of the structure of the data, we can adapt the de-duplication algorithm to use it as a matching tool, retaining all of its advantages.Source...

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  • Mark Huberty & Amma Serwaah & Georg Zachmann, 2014. "A scaleable approach to emissions-innovation record linkage," Working Papers 851, Bruegel.
    • Handle: RePEc:bre:wpaper:851
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    1. Michele Peruzzi & Georg Zachmann & Reinhilde Veugelers, 2014. "Remerge- regression-based record linkage with an application to PATSTAT," Working Papers 852, Bruegel.

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