Intellectual Property Rights in the Global EconomyPeterson Institute, 2000 - 266 pages |
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Page vii
... firms claiming that strength or weakness of IPRs has a strong effect on whether direct investments will be made , by type of facility , 1991 Table 4.10 Percentage of firms claiming that intellectual property protection is too weak to ...
... firms claiming that strength or weakness of IPRs has a strong effect on whether direct investments will be made , by type of facility , 1991 Table 4.10 Percentage of firms claiming that intellectual property protection is too weak to ...
Page x
... firms that produce the vast bulk of internationally marketable technologies and goods . Policymakers in these countries are interested in strong global protection and argue that a firm regime would result in a considerable flowering of ...
... firms that produce the vast bulk of internationally marketable technologies and goods . Policymakers in these countries are interested in strong global protection and argue that a firm regime would result in a considerable flowering of ...
Page 2
... Firms increasingly look to international markets as these changes raise local demand and expand market access . A crucial component of this process is that , while the focus of competition shifts increasingly toward invention and ...
... Firms increasingly look to international markets as these changes raise local demand and expand market access . A crucial component of this process is that , while the focus of competition shifts increasingly toward invention and ...
Page 3
... firms are interested in international policies for protecting their proprietary information and trademarks . The use of intellectual property rights in international commerce is nearly universal . Virtually any traded product or service ...
... firms are interested in international policies for protecting their proprietary information and trademarks . The use of intellectual property rights in international commerce is nearly universal . Virtually any traded product or service ...
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... firms to establish reputations for quality . Trade secrets exist to protect confiden- tial , unpatented information from unfair or dishonest disclosure by com- petitive rivals . Various newer forms of technology are protected with ...
... firms to establish reputations for quality . Trade secrets exist to protect confiden- tial , unpatented information from unfair or dishonest disclosure by com- petitive rivals . Various newer forms of technology are protected with ...
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