property rights protection
The level of decentralization and property rights protection––a sociological analysis of property rights
... that property rights are products of social ...their property rights; it has also ignored the possibility that investors could pressure the local government through collective resistance and ...
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Intellectual Property Rights Protection, Complexity and Multinational Firms
... Two important dimensions of local institutions, contracting institution and (intellectual) property rights protection, both can effect MNE’s operation. In vertical relationship, incomplete contacts ...
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Property Rights Protection and Investment: A Natural Experiment from China
... which property rights protection promotes investment, is always ...strengthened property rights protection and increased investment is hard to ...better protection of ...
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Asymmetric Intellectual Property Rights Protection and North South Welfare
... After the regime change the inability of the North to profitably innovate for Southern markets means that the Northern sector devoted to innovating Southern products shrinks. The immediate impact of this on Northern ...
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Intellectual Property Rights Protection and FDI: Some Correlational Evidence
... The findings of this paper shed light that intellectual property rights protection and inward FDI are non-linearly associated. In particular, we find that the highest level of FDI is in countries ...
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Property rights protection and corporate R&D: Evidence from China
... of property rights at the firm level as different types of corporate ownership and ...defined property rights, a higher level of informal payments risk, greater chance of political ...
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Intellectual Property Rights Protection in China
... intellectual property was inconsistent with both the basic assumptions of socialism and those embraced by developing ...monopoly rights granted to the patent holder were in opposition to socialist norms of ...
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Intellectual property rights protection in the presence of exhaustible resources
... which affects output growth positively. If the resource intensity of goods production is relatively high, labor demand in the intermediate goods sector is relatively low, leading to the wage rate, w t , becoming ...
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A Study of Intellectual Property Rights Protection in Developing Countries
... industrialized counties and whose comparative advantage lies only in its cheap labor and land. This leaves it vulnerable to the pressures of industrialized nations and their foreign direct investment strategies. Does IPR ...
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Determinants of Property Rights Protection in Sub Saharan Africa
... 17 The positive effect of GDP per capita implies that development drives IPRs more in developed countries, compared to their developing counterparts. As a policy implication, Sub- Saharan African countries need less ...
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Intellectual property rights protection in the presence of exhaustible resources
... which affects output growth positively. If the resource intensity of goods production is relatively high, labor demand in the intermediate goods sector is relatively low, leading to the wage rate, w t , becoming ...
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Optimal intellectual property rights protection: the case of Colombia
... The importance of Intellectual Property Rights (from now on IPRs) has been widely rec- ognized. The modern Endogenous Growth Theory (from now on, EGT; see Aghion and Howitt (1998)) stresses the role played ...
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Coasian Theorem, Public Domain, and Property Rights Protection
... public property rights are in possession of a number of behavior subjects rather than in the hands of an exclusive owner, the protection offered to the property is far from ...initial ...
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R&D Productivity and Intellectual Property Rights Protection Regimes
... For example, South Korea has emerged as a world class competitor in the semi- conductor industry while Taiwan has also developed signi…cant capacity in this …eld. The technological advances in this industry evolve as an ...
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Intellectual Property Rights Protection, Complexity and FDI flows into China
... IPR Protection and Imitation Ethier and Markusen (1996)[9] and Markusen (2001)[24] document a highly simple two-period model in which the MNE wishes exploit a technology in a foreign market by licensing a local ...
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R&D Productivity and Intellectual Property Rights Protection Regimes
... IPR protection between the North and the ...IPR protection unless its share of comsumption is so high that the Southern consumers gain signi…cantly from the fruits of the North …rms’R&D ...IPR ...
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R&D productivity and intellectual property rights protection regimes
... However, the increasing capacity to innovate in the R&D intensive indus- tries of countries such as South Korea and Taiwan has challenged traditional views. Although these developing countries have followed and ...
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Intellectual Property Rights Protection and The Sophistication of Export Technology In China
... The study also shows that the positive effect of R&D on the improvement of intellectual property protection and export technology complexity is only significant for tech-intensive[r] ...
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Intellectual Property Rights Protection in Developing Countries: The Case of Pharmaceuticals *
... However, the main concern with patent enforcement in developing countries regards not the specific effects of TRIPS, but rather the new equilibrium that would emerge if IPR systems were harmonized across the world. ...
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Why the Rich May Favor Poor Protection of Property Rights
... public property rights protection, the economy could be locked in a stable long-run equilibrium with poor public protection of property ...of property rights by the state ...
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