Titlebook: Economic Impacts of Intellectual Property-Conditioned Government Incentives; Dan Prud’homme,Hefa Song Book 2016 Springer Science+Business

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Economic Impacts of Intellectual Property-Conditioned Government Incentives

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IP-Conditioned Government Incentives in China and the EU: A Comparative Analysis of Strategies and Ide needs-based commercial support to SMEs, it is not uncommon for such types of incentives to be provided to large firms/other entities in China. Additionally, it is shown how IP-conditioned incentives lowering costs of utility model patents, when combined with lack of Substantive Examination for su

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University Patent Licensing and Its Contribution to China’s National Innovation System licensing between entities in lesser-developed regions and universities in relatively more developed regions—particularly those with more capabilities to develop patented technologies worth out-licensing—could be useful to better diffuse technology throughout China’s NIS. Furthermore, this may be f

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A Study on the Effects of Intellectual Property Policies in China: Evidence from China’s ‘IP Demonst introduced, although in the long term a greater number of IPDCs may eventually generate more general nationwide economic returns. In order to understand how different localities implement and benefit from central-level IP-conditioned government programs in China, we have conducted a brief case stud

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Invention Patents Are Not for Everyone: Developing Less Industrialized Regions in China with ‘Light’Lishui Prefecture is shown as an alternative development strategy to simply following central government-level advice to stimulate invention patents, and one that is useful for regions in China that are less industrialized but have rich natural resources.

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IP-Conditioned Government Incentives in China and the EU: A Comparative Analysis of Strategies and Imber States, compares these strategies, and uses policy case studies to analyze the effects of patent subsidy programs in particular on patent quality. It finds that China and the EU both attempt to localize benefits of knowledge investment and discourage offshoring of taxable assets through controv

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IP-Conditioned Subsidies in Germany and the EU: Operation, Dangers, and Recommendationsnventions may encourage technological development. Based upon an analysis of legal texts, court decisions, a review of the literature, and practitioner/government administrator perspectives, this chapter analyzes whether various German IP-conditioned support programs relating to patent applications,