Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5064.2
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The Legislature recognizes the numerous benefits to the state's
economic base from the establishment of businesses by inventors and
the numerous benefits provided by inventors which include industrial
diversification, broadening of the economic base, a great
proliferation of jobs, providing financial benefits to our citizens
through a greatly expanded tax base and new products and processes
for the nation's consumers.
It is estimated that ninety-five percent (95%) of all inventions
are never authoritatively considered primarily because inventors are
unfamiliar with the business environment or financial structure
necessary for implementing their proposals.
The Legislature therefore recognizes a need to encourage and
assist inventors and, at the same time, to position this state as a
leader in advanced and high technology and to foster a climate for
those leaders of this state, the nation and the world.
economic base from the establishment of businesses by inventors and
the numerous benefits provided by inventors which include industrial
diversification, broadening of the economic base, a great
proliferation of jobs, providing financial benefits to our citizens
through a greatly expanded tax base and new products and processes
for the nation's consumers.
It is estimated that ninety-five percent (95%) of all inventions
are never authoritatively considered primarily because inventors are
unfamiliar with the business environment or financial structure
necessary for implementing their proposals.
The Legislature therefore recognizes a need to encourage and
assist inventors and, at the same time, to position this state as a
leader in advanced and high technology and to foster a climate for
those leaders of this state, the nation and the world.
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