TPP, IPR Protection, and Their Implications for Emerging Asian Economies
Kimura, Fukunari; Chen, Lurong; Iliuteaun, Maura Ada; Yamamoto, Shimpei; Ambashi, Masahito | April 2016
Abstract
Intellectual property rights (IPR) protection is critical to the governance of the 21st century trade system. The Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement contains an extensive intellectual property chapter that aims to promote robust IPR starndards. Emerging Asian economies’ adherece to an international agreement containing high-level commitments on IP protection could be seen as an effort to gain access to, or secure an established presence in, global value chains
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Kimura, Fukunari; Chen, Lurong; Iliuteaun, Maura Ada; Yamamoto, Shimpei; Ambashi, Masahito. 2016. TPP, IPR Protection, and Their Implications for Emerging Asian Economies. © Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/6397.ISSN
2086-8154
Keywords
Economic planning
Economic structure
Growth policy
Trade relations
Trade policy
Trade policy
Economic development
Trade Facilitation
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