Longitudinal Integrated Patent Pools and Their Impact on Industrial Structure Adjustment: Insights from Gambling Research

Abstract

This study explores the role of longitudinal integrated patent pools in promoting the evolution of industrial structure adjustment, drawing insights from gambling research. Utilizing longitudinal data analysis and patent pool case studies, this research investigates how the integration of patents across multiple periods influences industrial structure dynamics and fosters innovation ecosystems. Through a comprehensive examination of the gambling industry, which often relies on patented technologies for gaming equipment and software development, this study assesses the effectiveness of integrated patent pools in facilitating technology diffusion, collaboration, and industry consolidation. Moreover, this research identifies the mechanisms through which patent pooling initiatives contribute to industrial structure adjustment, including market competition, technology standardization, and strategic alliances. The findings offer insights into the implications for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and researchers interested in leveraging patent pools as a mechanism for driving industrial innovation and structural transformation.