The political economy of intellectual property protection: technological protectionism and transfer of revenue among nations

Article Abstract:

The political dimensions of intellectual property rights (IPR) protection in developed and developing countries are discussed. Specifically, the different approaches towards IPR protection and their impact on international trade relations are assessed. It is seen that developed nations favor technological protectionism at great cost to their developing counterparts. To this end, a framework for resolving the debate over IPR income distribution at the international level is suggested.

International trade, Technology transfer

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Antitrust policy for the licensing of intellectual property: an international comparison

Article Abstract:

A new study compares and contrasts the competition policy statements conveyed in the US Justice Department's Antitrust Guidelines for the Licensing of Intellectual Property and the Federal Trade Commission's report The Technology Transfer Block Exemption.

Management, United States. Department of Justice, Economic policy, United States. Federal Trade Commission

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Intellectual property rights, foreign direct investment and competition issues in developing countries

Article Abstract:

A new study investigates the complex links between intellectual property rights and foreign direct investment in emerging countries.

Foreign investments, Developing countries

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