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Journal Article
How Some Universities Translate Inclusive Innovation into Regional Growth
2025
Overview
The American innovation economy, for all its ingenuity, does not engage large segments of the American public. Studies show that an individual's chances of becoming an inventor in the US are strongly linked to their socioeconomic class, race, and gender. As recently as 2019, women made up less than 13% of US inventors with patents, and only 18% of US businesses with patents are women-owned. White inventors filed patents at three times the rate of Black inventors. And Delgado and Murray's research has shown that innovation is highly geographically concentrated; between 2016 and 2020, 57% of all patents produced in the US originated in one of the top ten economic areas for patent activity, such as Silicon Valley, the Boston area, Houston, and Detroit.
