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A patent itself is not a reward, its a cost. The value you extract out of it can be valuable, which brings us back to square one: incentives.
by MrBuddyCasino 3y ago
A patent itself is not a reward, its a cost. The value you extract out of it can be valuable, which brings us back to square one: incentives.
- sib 3y agoA patent is an asset. An asset is anything that has present or future value to a company. So - being granted the patent is a reward for creating the invention and going through the process of filing the patent.
- akira2501 3y agoRight.. and Tesla threw those incentives away. So, are incentives the "end all and be all" of analysis? It seems like it isn't.