PatentCity: a dataset to study the location of patents since the 19th century

PatentCity: a dataset to study the location of patents since the 19th century

PatentCity is a dataset that provides information on each individual patents filed in the US patent office since 1836, on the UK patent office since 1894, on the French patent office since 1903 and on the German patent office (including East Germany) since 1877. Each entry is a patent publication al...

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