American Economic Association An Introduction to the Law and Economics of Intellectual Property Author(s): Stanley M. Besen and Leo J. Raskind Reviewed work(s): Source: The Journal of Economic Perspectives‚ Vol. 5‚ No. 1 (Winter‚ 1991)‚ pp. 3-27 Published by: American Economic Association Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/1942699 . Accessed: 24/11/2011 08:39 Your use of the JSTOR archive indicates your acceptance of the Terms & Conditions of Use‚ available at . http://www.jstor.org/page/info/about/policies/terms
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PHOENIX DATE: 1/12/13 TO: Mark Rorem FROM: RE: E-Business Makes Protection Of Intellectual Property More Critical‚ Complex Than Ever ARTICLE SYNOPSIS In this article‚ it discusses first the fact that many companies now are feeling the need to switch over to an e-business. With switching to the e-business‚ it then goes over the fact that protecting intellectual property is a major key to having a successful business and knowing who will have access to it. The ways discussed
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intangible assets (valuation)‚ inventory (valuation) and property plant and equipment (valuation). ii) assets include “intellectual property rights” potential for misstatement when valuing advanced technology and intangible assets because of their nature Intellectual property rights (valuation). iii) Nature of the client’s business - a high technology industry highly susceptible to change in technology makes valuation of inventory and property plant and equipment more difficult misstatements
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Date: 01-Feb-2011: Monday [Tuesday] To‚ Dr. Narendran Director‚ Indian Medicine (Siddha) College‚ Chennai‚ Tamilnadu Subject[:Recommendation on] Response to Dr. Ramkumar[‘]s request for the application for the intellectual property rights for the new cardiovascular product for coronary atherosclerosis. [Subject is too long‚ it needs to be brief] Dear Sir‚ Herein [I or We have] attached the report recommending [the most appropriate decision among] the various options available for [to address
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the rights are protected. In todays world there are four ways individuals and entities protect their intellectual property and they are: trade secrecy‚ copyright‚ and patents. Copyright is the legal protection given to published works‚ forbidding anyone but the author from publishing or selling them. Copyright covers published and also unpublished works. Copyright‚ a form of intellectual property law‚ protects the right to produce new works acquired from copyrighted work‚ the right to perform the
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One of many reasons why IP laws should be protected is to allow the creators of an IP to benefit from their work. Every owner of invention or any kind of IP should be entitled to the later profit and to market and promote their own product‚ weather it is a painting‚ or exhibit or a business system. Protecting IP is also seen as a method of promoting creativity. When no one is allowed to copy another person’s work without permission then creativity is encouraged for everybody. IP threats Any public
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Copyrights Copyright is a form of protection in United States and is granted by law for original works of authorship fixed in a tangible medium of expression. Copyright covers unpublished and published works. Copyright‚ a form of intellectual property law protects original works of authorship including literary‚ dramatic‚ musical‚ and artistic works‚ such as poetry‚ novels‚ movies‚ songs‚ computer software‚ and architecture. As stated by the author “Copyright is how the U.S. government provides
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Repair- Reconstruction Doctrine is a fundamental doctrine prevalent mostly in USA and few other countries which holds that a purchaser of a patented product may ‘repair’ the product but may not ‘reconstruct’ it. This definition though looks simple on the face of it‚ yet it is one of the most controversial doctrine with regard to patent laws across the globe. This is because of the primary reason that‚ more often the two verbs namely: ‘repair’ and ‘reconstruction’ overlap. The challenge with regard
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Wilson‚ A (2006 p54) defines secondary data in the following manner: - “Secondary data is the Information that has previously been gathered for some purpose other than the current research project. The data is available either free or at a cost and can be delivered electronically by computer or in printed hard copy format” Why it is important? The research process would initiate through the collection of various types of internal and external secondary data regarding both Hilton and Hilton’s competitors
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Analyse the benefits of Joshua protecting it business ideas and products There are many benefits for Joshua protecting its business ideas and products. As shown in the case study Joshua owns a copyright of the UK’s leading hair magazine. This is a benefit to Joshua as no other hairdressing companies can copy the style or layout of the magazine. This means that Joshua can stay the UK’s leading hairstyle magazine; therefore their brand becomes widely recognised. This could lead to a higher profit
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