WHEN EXISTING LEGAL SYSTEM MEETS NEW INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS: CHALLENGES AND COUNTERMEASURES
Keywords:
intellectual property rights, technologies, economyAbstract
As the world enters the era of knowledge economy, the importance of intellectual property rights is further enhanced, and the relationship between intellectual property rights and economic development is closer than ever before. As the “core asset” of high-tech enterprises, intellectual property has replaced tangible assets as the main form of social wealth. From the perspective of global trade, the value content of intellectual property rights has occupied an absolutely dominant position in the total market value. Some scholars even believe that intellectual property is the first property right.iAt present, a new round of scientific and technological revolution and industrial reform are booming, scientific and technological innovation has entered an unprecedented intensive and active period, and new technologies, new products and new business models continue to expand legal boundaries. Traditional rights have derived many new specific rights issues in the new era. New economic and social relations promote the increasing number of new intellectual property rights, which requires the addition of new members in the power family.
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