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Industry Statistics > Patent applications, nonresidents (1997) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     United States: 101,282   1997 Time series
# 2     Japan: 52,407   1997 Time series
# 3     Australia: 16,182   1997 Time series
# 4     China: 12,102   1997 Time series
# 5     Germany: 11,291   1997 Time series
# 6     Canada: 10,752   1997 Time series
# 7     United Kingdom: 10,171   1997 Time series
# 8     Korea, South: 9,950   1997 Time series
# 9     Brazil: 9,611   1997 Time series
# 10     New Zealand: 8,259   1997 Time series
# 11     India: 8,229   1997 Time series
# 12     Russia: 8,123   1997 Time series
# 13     Malaysia: 6,272   1997 Time series
# 14     Singapore: 6,048   1997 Time series
# 15     Thailand: 5,205   1997 Time series
# 16     Argentina: 5,035   1997 Time series
# 17     Norway: 4,752   1997 Time series
# 18     Poland: 3,950   1997 Time series
# 19     Czech Republic: 3,661   1997 Time series
# 20     France: 3,637   1997 Time series
# 21     Mexico: 3,544   1997 Time series
# 22     Hong Kong: 2,359   1997 Time series
# 23     Venezuela: 2,323   1997 Time series
# 24     Slovakia: 1,578   1997 Time series
# 25     Ukraine: 1,568   1997 Time series
# 26     Israel: 1,445   1997 Time series
# 27     Turkey: 1,329   1997 Time series
# 28     Vietnam: 1,234   1997 Time series
# 29     Saudi Arabia: 1,001   1997 Time series
# 30     Sweden: 940   1997 Time series
# 31     Hungary: 888   1997 Time series
# 32     Peru: 756   1997 Time series
# 33     Romania: 722   1997 Time series
# 34     Netherlands: 637   1997 Time series
# 35     Switzerland: 620   1997 Time series
# 36     Bulgaria: 538   1997 Time series
# 37     Spain: 498   1997 Time series
# 38     Austria: 458   1997 Time series
# 39     Croatia: 439   1997 Time series
# 40     Belarus: 414   1997 Time series
# 41     Uruguay: 370   1997 Time series
# 42     Uzbekistan: 367   1997 Time series
# 43     Estonia: 360   1997 Time series
# 44     Kazakhstan: 303   1997 Time series
# 45     Ecuador: 302   1997 Time series
# 46     Belgium: 269   1997 Time series
# 47     Finland: 250   1997 Time series
# 48     Slovenia: 226   1997 Time series
# 49     Denmark: 218   1997 Time series
# 50     Iceland: 216   1997 Time series
# 51     Algeria: 206   1997 Time series
# 52     Georgia: 160   1997 Time series
# 53     Trinidad and Tobago: 154   1997 Time series
# 54     Ireland: 144   1997 Time series
# 55     Guatemala: 131   1997 Time series
# 56     Armenia: 121   1997 Time series
# 57     Macedonia, Republic of: 118   1997 Time series
# 58     Luxembourg: 102   1997 Time series
# 59     Portugal: 101   1997 Time series
# 60     Lithuania: 77   1997 Time series
# 61     Kyrgyzstan: 55   1997 Time series
# 62     Tajikistan: 50   1997 Time series
# 63     Turkmenistan: 50   1997 Time series
# 64     Sri Lanka: 42   1997 Time series
# 65     Kenya: 40   1997 Time series
# 66     Latvia: 40   1997 Time series
# 67     Cuba: 31   1997 Time series
# 68     Malawi: 26   1997 Time series
# 69     Malta: 24   1997 Time series
# 70     Monaco: 13   1997 Time series
# 71     Mauritius: 12   1997 Time series
# 72     Moldova: 6   1997 Time series
# 73     Mongolia: 3   1997 Time series
Total: 324,797   
Weighted average: 4,449.3  


DEFINITION: Patent applications are applications filed with a national patent office for exclusive rights for an invention--a product or process that provides a new way of doing something or offers a new technical solution to a problem. A patent provides protection for the invention to the owner of the patent for a limited period, generally 20 years.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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