Please find below links to data and code that I have made available from past and ongoing projects. The standard replication code is also available for many of my published papers on journal websites. Do not hesitate to contact me with questions about the data!
As part of the project, we use application data to identify units that likely assign applications to examiners based on the last digit of the application number, which can be a useful source of variation in patent rights.
Please click here for a package with the code, data, and documentation. Our preferred list of "random" art unit x docket years can be found here.
I have also created an updated version using the 2022 version of the PatEx database. The routine is exactly the same, but there are some small discrepancies driven by changes in the underlying data, even for the overlapping period. The bigger output file contains p-values associated with testing for whether last digits are distributed evenly across examiners (if not, then the unit is likely to have used the last digit to do the assignment). The code and output can be found here.
As part of our analysis of our pharmaceutical mergers analysis, we have built an open source list of deals and press releases for transactions where marketed drug products change ownership. See files posted on Luca's website.
My informal collection of PBM financials (based on 10-K filings) and cholesterol drug revenues can be found here (Excel file). This is discussed in the Appendix of my paper on PBMs, and is intended to provide a sense of what PBM financials look like (fees, pass-through costs, overhead), and how the industry has evolved in the past twenty years.