An Economic Analysis of Intellectual Property Rights Infringement : Field Studies in Developing Countries / by Koji Domon.
2018
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An Economic Analysis of Intellectual Property Rights Infringement : Field Studies in Developing Countries / by Koji Domon.
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Edition
1st ed. 2018.
Imprint
Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Palgrave Pivot, 2018.
Description
XI, 92 p. 17 illus. online resource.
Series
Palgrave studies in institutions, economics and law. 2662-6535
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1. Introduction: A Methodology and Its Precursors
2. Unauthorized Copying and Incentives for Musicians
3. Fake Spare Parts When No Domestic Brand Names Can Be Trusted
4. Markets of Quasi-Credence and Similar Foods
5. General Conclusions.
2. Unauthorized Copying and Incentives for Musicians
3. Fake Spare Parts When No Domestic Brand Names Can Be Trusted
4. Markets of Quasi-Credence and Similar Foods
5. General Conclusions.
Summary
Using unique field research from across Asia, this book examines the real markets of illicit products that breach intellectual property rights (IPR). The text presents three case studies regarding IPR infringements: unauthorised music content; fake spare parts of motorcycles; and fake Japanese food. Each study has unique characteristics, though their general concepts and problems have similar roots. The book shows what is happening in the black market and systems of illicit trade, providing information for stakeholders in Intellectual Property Rights to consider in devising effective methods for minimizing profits lost to copied and fake products.
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English
ISBN
9783319904665
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