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The archived Canadian US Patent Competitive Intelligence Database (2014/7/8)
The document analyzes the impact of intellectual property (IP) on Canada's foreign trade, highlighting that IP charges contribute minimally to exports while significantly contributing to a trade deficit. It notes that Canada is a major player in US royalties and license fees but not a top importer. Additionally, it features a database of Canadian US patent holders to track competitive advantages in the US market.
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- 1. Muchiu (Henry) Chang,PhD. Cantab. henry.chang212@gmail.com July 8, 2014 Directory of Canadian US Patent Holders - The latest Competitive Intelligence (CI) and intellectual Ecosystem of Canada
- 2. • The chargesfor the use of IP accounted for only 0.68% of Canadian export, but caused $7.1 billions of foreign trade deficit, about 19.6% of the total foreign trade deficit ($36 billions); • Knowledge-based is not good enough; • IP is the key factor to the added value in global value chains; • Patent CI can help to improve the added value of export. The Impact of Intellectual Property (IP) on 2012 Canadian Foreign Trade
- 7. 2012 Statistics** of theUS Trade with Canada in Royalties and License Fees © Muchiu (Henry) Chang 2014 • Canada is the third largest US Royalties and License Fees export country (Ireland, Japan, Canada, UK Switzerland) ; • But Canada is not among the top five largest US Royalties and License Fees import countries (Japan, Switzerland, UK, Germany, France); • The US has US$84.3 billions surplus in foreign trade cash flow from Royalties & License fees; • This is about 2.6 times of the total Canadian foreign trade deficit (CAD$36 billions). * Source: US Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, http://www.bea.gov/international/xls/table_F.xls
- 8. Database of CanadianUS Patent Holders and Competitive Intelligence (CI) • Synchronized with USPTO patent database to provide “no-older-than-7-day” information about Canada’s patent competitive advantage in the US market; • Until July 8, 2014, there are 5006 Canadian US patents owners (227 of them are in Ontario) tracked by this database; • This database tracks information about who they are, where they are, what they patented and if they are getting stronger or weaker; • Provided synergy on economic related issues. © Muchiu (Henry) Chang 2014
- 9. Canadian Patent Landscape inthe US Market • Ontario is the largest US patent hub province; Kitchener-Cambridge-Waterloo CMA, Markham municipality and Ottawa-Gatineau CMA are the top 3 US patent hosting geographical areas respectively (normalized by population). © Muchiu (Henry) Chang 2014
- 10. If you needthe latest intelligence regarding: • the names of over 5000 Canadian US patent owners in all business sectors and coast to coast; and • their detailed patent strengths and trends of these Canadian companies in the US market, please feel free to contact: Dr. Muchiu (Henry) Chang henry.chang212@gmail.com +1-416-828-5676 © Muchiu (Henry) Chang 2014
- 11. Figure 1, AnnualPatent Statistics by Provinces
- 12. Figure 2, USPatent Statistics by Geographical Areas
- 13. Figure 3, Top3 Ontario Geographical Areas in US Patent Holding
- 14. Figure 4, AnnualPatent Statistics of Sectors of the top 22 GTA Potential Employers