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Technology Transfer Foreign Direct Investment And The Protection Of Intellectual Property In The Global Economy Kamal Saggi

Name: Technology Transfer Foreign Direct Investment And The Protection Of Intellectual Property In The Global Economy Kamal Saggi
SKU: BELL-52461552
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Technology Transfer Foreign Direct Investment And The Protection Of Intellectual Property In The Global Economy Kamal Saggi instant download after payment.

Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Company

File Extension: PDF

File size: 19.95 MB

Pages: 687

Author: Kamal Saggi

ISBN: 9789813233010, 981323301X

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Technology Transfer Foreign Direct Investment And The Protection Of Intellectual Property In The Global Economy Kamal Saggi by Kamal Saggi 9789813233010, 981323301X instant download after payment.

This volume collects 30 papers covering channels of international technology transfer; multinational firms, market structure, and welfare; intellectual property rights, foreign direct investment, and innovation; flexibilities contained in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS); exhaustion of intellectual property rights and compulsory licensing of patents; trade, foreign direct investment, and industrial policy; and oligopolistic competition, research and development, and vertical contracts.