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Patents: The Dollar Side of Mothering an Invention

December 13, 2005 by Isabel Isidro · Leave a Comment 

The January 2006 issue of Kiplinger’s magazine contain some interesting data on patents derived from the International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Here are some of the data:

  • $500 – the cost of filing a utility-patent application including filing, search and examination fees
  • %700 – amount you pay when the patent is issued
  • 30 – average number of months it takes for a patent to be granted after an application is filed
  • 53% – percentage of investors who generated sales from inventins they marketed
  • 57% – percentage of investors who sold their invention for a profit
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Author: Isabel Isidro (853 Articles)

Isabel Isidro is the co-founder of PowerHomeBiz.com. A mom of three boys, avid vintage postcard collector, frustrated scrapbooker, she also manages WomenHomeBusiness.com and LearningfromBigBoys.com. Follow her on Twitter: @powerhomebiz

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