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Strengthening protection of intellectual property in developing countries: a survey of interature.

By: Siebecic, Wolfgang.

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BookPublisher: Washington : World Bank, 1990Subject(s): Intellectual Property | Legal protection -- Developing countries//Interllectual property/. -- Legal protection -- Developing countries//Interllectual propertySummary: The paper proposes a research agenda that includes an assessment of intellectual properly protection in developing countries, the incentive effects on local R and D, foreign direct investment and technology licencing and the potential benefit to developing countries of "petty potents" and plant breeders rights.

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World Bank Discussion Paper No. 112.

The paper proposes a research agenda that includes an assessment of intellectual properly protection in developing countries, the incentive effects on local R and D, foreign direct investment and technology licencing and the potential benefit to developing countries of "petty potents" and plant breeders rights.

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Strengthening protection of intellectual property in developing countries: a survey of interature.

By: Siebecic, Wolfgang.