Determinants of patent rights: a cross-national study

Article Abstract:

Research and development activity, market environment and internal integration are factors that determine the ability of a country to implement effective protection of patent rights. In terms of research and development activity, it only becomes influential in protection of patent rights when a country's research sector attains a critical size. Industrialized countries are more effective in protecting patent rights compared to their underdeveloped counterparts.

Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Patent Law, Analysis, Copyright, International, International copyright, Patent practice

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Innovation needs patents reform

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It is argued that the international patent system is failing to protect innovators and their innovations.

Patents

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Antibiotics, invention and innovation

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The antibiotic revolution is discussed.

Research, Antibiotics

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