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In the context of the performance requirements implied by the development of a knowledge based economy, we look at industrial property as an important tool thereof
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This paper explores whether the patent law and intellectual property rights (IPR) system have resulted in innovation in … China during the reform period. It appears that the patent laws have produced a stock of patents, where the success rates of … patent applications are fairly uniform across the country. As the IPR framework does not vary across provinces, we asked …
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first the requirements for stimulating scientific and technological creation and innovation in the European Research Area … innovation in Romania in relation to industrial property rights. Considering the requirements for stimulating scientific and … technological creation and innovation, we deal with issues on adapting and maintaining dynamism in law and institutional regulations …
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As regards the performance required for the development of the knowledge-based society, we view industrial property as an important level in this context. Therefore, in this paper we present (on a comparative basis) the system of industrial property rights and their protection in the European...
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innovation in the European research area. …
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use the OECD-REGPAT dataset, that includes patent applications made by European inventors and applicants to EPO in the … order to reduce biases we use patent applications by region of the inventor, as its linkage to the territory is stronger … in patent applications and R&D expenditure. Richer regions in terms of GDP – generally those of central-western Europe …
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The law relating to shareholders' meetings is almost invariably built on the assumptions of rational operators (shareholders, directors etc.), perfect information and no transaction costs. In such a model all operators select, within the alternatives available, the path of action that maximises...
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Since 2007, all insurance intermediaries face negligence liability that is supposed to reallocate risks and set economic incentives. Nonetheless, further measures are taken to improve consumer protection. So, the question arises does the liability rule influence the agents behavior, or not, and...
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The authors analyze changes resulting from impacts of the globalization process and the crisis on the financial markets, particularly on the conservative insurance sector, which is forced to accelerate the dynamics of structural changes. The adequacy of the current regulatory measures for the...
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This study is a reflection on the Portuguese Framework Law on Social Economy, highlighting, from a critical point-of-view, its contribution to the explicit institutional and legal recognition of the social economy sector. It does so by defining the concept of social economy and listing the...
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