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Russian Federation Patent Applications

Patent applications by residents  IP.PAT.RESD

Russian Federation's patent applications was 19,569 in 2021, ranked 7th globally. This represents a 17.6% decrease from 2020. Data from World Bank, covering 1992–2021.

19,569 −4,190 (-17.6%)
Year 2021 Rank #7 Global Peak 39,494 (1992) Source World Bank

Russian Federation Patent Applications (1992–2021)

Overview

Russian Federation's patent applications stood at 19,569 in 2021, a decline of +4,190 from 2020. Russian Federation ranked 7th globally.

The Russian Federation's patent applications have shown a mixed trend over the past 30 years, with a significant decline following the 1997 trough, where applications plummeted to 15,106.00. Since then, the country has experienced a steady increase, albeit at a slower pace, reaching 19,569.00 in 2021, ranking 7th globally. Notably, this recovery has been gradual, with the peak year of 1992, when applications stood at 39,494.00, far outpacing the current rate. In comparison, India has shown a more rapid increase, reaching 26,267.00 in 2021, while France has maintained a relatively stable rate, at 13,386.00 in 2021. Germany, however, has maintained a higher rate throughout, with 39,822.00 in 2021. The continued growth of Russian patent applications is likely to be influenced by advancements in technology and innovation, particularly in the fields of renewable energy and artificial intelligence, which could potentially drive the country's intellectual property landscape and shift its trajectory upward.

Data & projection

Year Patent Applications YoY change Rank
2021 19,569 −4,190 #7
2020 23,759 +422 #6
2019 23,337 −1,589 #6
2018 24,926 +2,149 #6
2017 22,777 −4,018 #6
2016 26,795 −2,474 #6
2015 29,269 +5,197 #6
2014 24,072 −4,693 #6
2013 28,765 +64 #6
2012 28,701 +2,206 #6
2011 26,495 −2,227 #6
2010 28,722 +3,124 #6
2009 25,598 −2,114 #6
2008 27,712 +207 #6
2007 27,505 −379 #6
Show all years (1992-2021)

Detected Pattern

Fiscal Dominance Trap
Government debt exceeding 80% of GDP with real interest rates negative and inflation above 10%. Monetary policy effectiveness impaired by fiscal pressures.
Inflation 13.7% Real rate -5.7%
Occurred 386 times, 278 successful
Inflation
28.2%
Real rate
-4.2%
Inflation
219.9%
Real rate
-47.4%
Inflation
28.3%
Real rate
-7.0%
Inflation
91.4%
Real rate
-26.9%
Inflation
13.6%
Real rate
-0.9%
Inflation
133.5%
Real rate
-17.3%

Analysis

Russian Federation matched the Fiscal Dominance Trap pattern in 2022. Historically, 72% of countries showing this pattern (278 out of 386) saw patent applications improve within 24 months. View full analysis →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Russian Federation's patent applications?▾

Russian Federation's patent applications was 19,569 in 2021. Ranked 7th globally. This represents a 17.6% decrease from the previous year.

What was the highest patent applications in Russian Federation?▾

Russian Federation's patent applications peaked at 39,494 in 1992.

What was the lowest patent applications in Russian Federation?▾

The lowest patent applications in Russian Federation was 15,106 in 1997.

How does Russian Federation rank in patent applications?▾

Russian Federation ranks 7th globally in patent applications as of 2021.

What is the World Bank indicator code for patent applications?▾

The World Bank indicator code is IP.PAT.RESD. Data sourced from World Bank.

What is the patent applications of Russian Federation in 2021?▾

The patent applications of Russian Federation in 2021 was 19,569. This ranks 7th in the world.

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Russian Federation Patent Applications. HistorySaid. Retrieved October 29, 2026, from https://historysaid.com/russian-federation/patents/
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@misc{historysaid_russian-federation_patents, title = {Russian Federation Patent Applications}, url = {https://historysaid.com/russian-federation/patents/}, publisher = {HistorySaid}, year = {2026} }
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