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Intellectual Property Rights, TRIPS Progress And International Technology Flows

Intellectual Property Rights, TRIPS Progress And International Technology Flows. R. E. Evenson Yale University. Introduction. Royalties are Paid 50 + on Automobile 10 + on Personal Computer Even in Countries Hostile to Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs)

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Intellectual Property Rights, TRIPS Progress And International Technology Flows

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  1. Intellectual Property Rights, TRIPS Progress And International Technology Flows R. E. Evenson Yale University

  2. Introduction Royalties are Paid • 50 + on Automobile • 10 + on Personal Computer Even in Countries Hostile to Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) Why do Developing Countries Resist Strengthening of IPRs?

  3. IPRs A Taxonomy

  4. IPRs A Taxonomy

  5. Basic Economics of the Patent Rights

  6. The Invention Cycle

  7. Green Revolution Clusters

  8. Green Revolution Clusters

  9. Green Revolution Clusters

  10. Green Revolution Clusters

  11. Green Revolution Clusters

  12. Progress On TRIPS • 48 Poorest Countries • 40 Are Members of WTO • Only 20 Have Functioning IPR Systems

  13. International Technology Flows • OECD Countries (18) Austria to USA • Transition Economies (7) Bulgaria to Slovakia • Recently Industrialized Countries (RICs) (6) Spain to Portugal • Newly Industrialized Countries (NICs) (6) Argentina to Turkey

  14. Invention Flows • OECD Countries Patent Heavily • In Other OECD Economies • In Transition Economies • In Recently Industrialized Economies • In Newly Industrialized Economies • Transition Economies Do Not Patent In other Transition Economies • RICs Do Not Patent in Other RICs • NICs Do Not Patent in Other NICs

  15. OECD Patents in Other Blocks • 3.3 Percent of OECD Origin Inventions Patented in Transition Economies • 8,930 Patents • 22.5 Percent of OECD Origin Inventions Patented in RICs • 61,216 Patents • 5.2 Percent of OECD Origin Inventions Patented in NICs • 14,206 Patents

  16. Patenting in OECD Countries as Percent of Origin Invention

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