1CHRISTOPHER DENT. Decision - making and quality in the patent examination process: An Australian exploration, No. 01. 06 [R]. Victoria: Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia, 2006.
2ROBERT MERGES. As many as six impossible patents before broakfast: property rights for business concepts and patent system reform [J]. Berkeley Technology Law Journal, 1999 (14) : 577 -589.
3MARK A LEMLEY. Rational ignorance at the patent office [J]. N W. U. L. REV. , 2001, 95 (4): 1495-1530.
4JOHN R THOMAS. The responsibility of the rule maker [J]. Erkeley Teeh L. J. , 2002 (17) : 727 -761.
5JAY P KESAN, ANDRES A GALLO. Why "bad" patents survive in the market and how should we change? -The private and social costs of patents [J]. Emory L. J., 2006 (55): 61-140.
6Federal Trade Commission. To promote innovation : The proper balance of competition and patent law and policy [R]. Washington, D. C. Federal Trade Commission , 2003.
8STEPHEN A MERRILL, RICHARD C LEVIN, MARK B MYERS. A patent system for the 21st century [R]. Washington, D. C. National Research Council, 2004.
9RONALD MANN. Do patents facilitate financing in the software industry [J]. Tex. L. Rev. , 2005 (83): 961-1023.
10JOHN R THOMAS. Collusion and collective action in the patent system: A proposal for patent bounties [J]. U. ILL. L. REV. , 2001, 2001 (1) : 305 - 353.
