2020
DOI: 10.1386/tmsd_00014_1
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The state of intellectual property rights (IPRs) in Latin America and its implications for innovation and growth

Abstract: This article reviews the primary implications of having strong intellectual property rights (IPRs) for innovation in the context of the situation in Latin America. Specifically, the article reviews the relationships, as found in the literature, between strong IPR protection and important economic and innovation-related variables both for developed and developing countries. Beyond its focus on Latin America, the paper also provides evidence and explains the situation of the different IPR regimes; describes the… Show more

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