Resilience and Ingenuity: Global Innovation Responses to Covid-19

Edited by Carsten Fink, Ménière, Yann, Andrew Toole and Reinhilde Veugelers

in CEPR Press Books from Centre for Economic Policy Research

Abstract: The Covid-19 pandemic has profoundly affected the ecosystems that spur innovation and creativity around the world. This CEPR Press eBook untangles how the Covid shock shaped the innovation landscape of the world’s major economies, and how scientists, entrepreneurs and creative professionals responded to the crisis.

Date: 2022 Written 2022-07
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 How the COVID-19 crisis affected international intellectual property filings

Carsten Fink, Ryan Lamb, Bruno Le Feuvre and Hao Zhou

Ch 2 Immunity to the COVID-19 shock? The case of US innovation

Walter Park, Andrew Toole, Gerard Torres and Richard Miller

Ch 3 Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on trademark activity in Canada

Gray Barski, Alex Lehmann, Diego Santilli and Sean Martineau

Ch 4 COVID-19 and the analysis of patent, trademark and industrial design applications in Brazil

Marina Filgueiras Jorge, Sergio M Paulino de Carvalho, Irene von der Weid, Fernando Linhares de Assis, Gustavo Travassos and Vera Pinheiro

Ch 5 Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on patent activity: Some evidence from patent filings at the European Patent Office

Bettina Reichl and Marc Nicolas

Ch 6 The impact of COVID-19 and Singapore’s response

William Kwek, Jia Yi Ho, Wei En Thong, Tan Chor Kiang, Muhammad Bin Rahmat and Benjamin Mak

Ch 7 The COVID-19 impact on innovation in China

Can Huang and Yurong Zhang

Ch 8 COVID-19: Crisis or opportunity? The case of South Korean innovation

Wonjoon Kim, Daehyun Kim and Taekyun Kim

Ch 9 Impacts of COVID-19 on R&D and patenting activities in Japan: Demand shocks, application delay, and patent option value

Isamu Yamauchi, Sadao Nagaoka and Daisuke Miyazaki

Ch 10 The COVID-19 impact in Australia

Michael Falk, Haiyang Zhang, Brodie Dobson-Keeffe, Catriona Bruce and Pushpika Wijesinghe

Ch 11 Impact of COVID-19 on investments in digital technologies by SMEs in the EU and the US

Julie Delanote, Ilja Rudyk and Rückert, Désirée

Ch 12 The COVID-19 pandemic and academic research enterprise

Kyle R. Myers

Ch 13 The power of attention: Early indications of how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the direction of scientific research in the

Karin Hoisl, Lerchenmüller, Carolin, Marc Lerchenmueller and Leo Schmallenbach

Ch 14 COVID-19 and clinical trials

Margaret Kyle

Ch 15 The new mRNA breakthrough technology for vaccines: A lucky shot?

Reinhilde Veugelers

Ch 16 COVID and the US creative economy: Supply, demand, and the hastening of the future

Joel Waldfogel

Ch 17 Online consumption behaviour and how infringement levels changed during lockdown

UK Intellectual Property Office

Ch 18 The COVID-19 impact on artistic income: Evidence from Germany

Alexander Cuntz and Matthias Sahli

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