Economic Impacts of Intellectual Property-Conditioned Government Incentives  

 - Singapore:  IP Key, Springer, 
 - x, 328p. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>978-981-10-1117-7 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Part I. Inter-country Comparative Analysis and Studies from the EU<br/>IP-Conditioned Government Incentives in China and the EU: A Comparative Analysis of Strategies and Impacts on Patent Quality<br/>3. IP-Conditioned Subsidies in Germany and the EU: Operation, dangers, and Recommendations<br/>4. The Impact of Public Support for SMEs' Patenting Activity: Empirical Evidence from Italy<br/>5. IP-Conditioned Tax Incentives: The Right Approach to Stimulate Innovation and R&D in the European Union? <br/>6. Incentives for Chinese Inventors: A Proposal for a New Inventor Remuneration Scheme with German Elements<br/>Part II. Studies of China<br/>7. The Upsurge of Domestic Patent Applications in China: Is R&D Expenditure or Patent Subsidy Policy Responsible?<br/>8. The Evolving Environment for Intellectual Property Tax Management in China<br/>9. Evaluating Patent Promotion Policies in China: Consequences for Patent Quantity and Quality<br/>10. university Patent Licensing and Its Contribution to China's National Innovation System<br/>11. A Study on the Effects of Intellectual Property Policies in China: Evidence from China's 'IP Demonstration City' Program<br/>12. Invention Patents are Not for Everyone: Developing less Industrialized regions in China with 'Light' Intellectual Property
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>347.77:33  / PRU