Intellectual Property Rights in the Global EconomyPeterson Institute, 2000 - 266 pages |
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... licensing of knowledge - based assets , including technical advantages , know - how , management skills , and reputation . In this environment , the economic value of products , services , and tech- nologies is primarily a function of ...
... licensing of knowledge - based assets , including technical advantages , know - how , management skills , and reputation . In this environment , the economic value of products , services , and tech- nologies is primarily a function of ...
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... licensing of technologies to ensure their use , fair use of copy- righted material for educational and scientific advancement , and anti- monopoly rules to maintain adequate competition . Enforcement entails administrative and judicial ...
... licensing of technologies to ensure their use , fair use of copy- righted material for educational and scientific advancement , and anti- monopoly rules to maintain adequate competition . Enforcement entails administrative and judicial ...
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... licensing transactions ? On what other key economic charac- teristics do these flows depend and how do these characteristics inter- act with IPRs ? What are the major mechanisms by which technical information is diffused across borders ...
... licensing transactions ? On what other key economic charac- teristics do these flows depend and how do these characteristics inter- act with IPRs ? What are the major mechanisms by which technical information is diffused across borders ...
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... licensing activ- ity . I conclude the chapter with an explanation of why demands for greater international protection of intellectual property have become so strong : As enterprises rapidly exploit their intellectual property on a ...
... licensing activ- ity . I conclude the chapter with an explanation of why demands for greater international protection of intellectual property have become so strong : As enterprises rapidly exploit their intellectual property on a ...
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... licensing . This inability to make strong qualitative theoretical predictions stems from the interplay of market power , free riding , con- tracting uncertainties , and other features of international markets for information . Thus ...
... licensing . This inability to make strong qualitative theoretical predictions stems from the interplay of market power , free riding , con- tracting uncertainties , and other features of international markets for information . Thus ...
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