Titlebook: Innovation, Economic Development, and Intellectual Property in India and China; Comparing Six Econom Kung-Chung Liu,Uday S. Racherla Book‘‘

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Chinese Film Industry Under the Lens of Copyright, Policy, and Marketary cinema. The Chinese cinema is an instructive story. On the one hand, it had been under the radar of the copyright law for 95?years, and its main constraints were underdeveloped technology, private capital deficiency, wartime disruption, and ideological and political concerns. On the other, conte

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Reminiscing About the Golden Age: An Analysis of Efforts to Revive the Hong Kong Film Industry Throuy’s director-centered production system, prevailing investor pressure, weak infrastructure, political and economic conditions, popularity of foreign films, and rampant piracy. The Hong Kong government established infrastructural solutions and financial remedies to alleviate the industry’s plight. De

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Continued Economic Benefit to the Author: Royalties in the Indian Film Industry – Historical Develop the years. It delineates the court judgments that have exerted a significant impact on the subject, the development of the law, and the practical realities and application of the law. The first part of the chapter details the structuring of music production deals in India. The next section explores

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Indian Patent Law and Its Impact on the Pharmaceutical Industry: What Can China Learn from India? rights and satisfying people’s healthcare needs. They also need to promote innovation and encourage the development of domestic industries. As members of the WTO, China and India have made a series of amendments to their respective intellectual property systems to live up to the TRIPS Agreement’s m

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