The important position and role of intellectual property strategy in China’s economic development
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The strategic goal of intellectual property development is to proceed from the overall interests of the country. Cultivate and develop the country's comprehensive competitiveness as the leader, significantly improve the quantity and quality of independent intellectual property rights as the core, improve the comprehensive ability to protect and manage intellectual property rights as the focus, promote technological innovation, technology diffusion and improve industrial technology levels as the purpose of improving knowledge The legal environment, policy environment, and market environment of property rights are the content to realize my country's transformation from an intellectual property power to an intellectual property power.
The importance of implementing intellectual property strategy
The implementation of intellectual property strategy in our country has very important and positive significance
The implementation of intellectual property strategy is the key to realizing the economic and social development of our country. An important path to leapfrog development. Intellectual property is the currency of the modern economy. With the advent of the knowledge economy era, intellectual property has become the wealth center of modern society. Therefore, in this era, it is difficult for a country and enterprise to successfully achieve a sustainable leap forward by relying solely on manufacturing. developed. Scale returns from intellectual property have become the three major requirements for the survival of high-tech enterprises. Among them, the importance of intellectual property is particularly prominent. It determines the core competitiveness of each country and determines its upstream and downstream distribution status in the world's industrial chain.
2 Secondly, the implementation of intellectual property strategy is a major measure to enhance the value of my country’s human capital. China is a world-recognized manufacturing power. Products made in China are spread all over the world. In this sense, the Chinese people's contribution to the human world is very huge.
But why do Chinese people not get rich through hard work? One of the very important reasons why China’s human capital is so cheap is that our country’s current intellectual property creation, management, application and protection capabilities are relatively poor. To completely change this status quo and realize the appreciation of China's human capital, we must first fundamentally reverse the unreasonable pattern in which Chinese people have less intellectual property rights, less manufacturing, and less creativity. This requires us to actively implement intellectual property strategies.
3. The implementation of intellectual property strategy is the fundamental guarantee for maintaining and optimizing my country's environmental resources. Science and technology are the primary productive forces. However, under the conditions of small contribution to scientific and technological progress and relatively poor intellectual property rights, my country's economic growth can only be mainly Rely on human and natural resources. The fundamental weight for achieving sustainable development in my country in the future should never be positioned in environmental resources and labor force, but in scientific and technological progress and intellectual property rights. Therefore, implementing an intellectual property strategy in our country is by no means an expedient way to deal with the challenges of foreign capital. It is an article based on the situation. It is an urgent need to realize the sustainable development of my country's own economy and society
What role and significance does intellectual property have for the development of a company?
Intellectual property rights play a very important role in promoting enterprise development. For example:
1. Strengthening the protection of intellectual property rights can ensure the operational security of enterprises. Enterprises, especially technology-based enterprises, are mostly at the forefront of technological innovation and produce products that meet market demand through technological research and development. Strengthening the protection of intellectual property rights can enable enterprises to exclusively enjoy the market benefits brought by intellectual property rights, avoid the loss of intellectual property rights, avoid the risk of infringement, and ensure the operational safety of enterprises.
2. Strengthening intellectual property rights can ensure the security of corporate R&D investment. When enterprises are conducting scientific research projects and independent research and development, they can timely understand the intellectual property status of their fields through the analysis and utilization of intellectual property information, so as to avoid infringing on the prior rights of others, causing "ineffective" research and development, and a waste of manpower, material and financial resources.
3. Strengthening intellectual property protection can increase the added value of product markets. By producing and selling products with independent intellectual property rights, enterprises can enhance their corporate image, enhance market competitiveness, and even gain a say in market pricing.
4. Strengthening the protection of intellectual property rights can enhance the status of enterprises in joint ventures, cooperation and business negotiations. Enterprises can use independent intellectual property rights to increase capital and shares, pledge financing, license use, establish industrial alliances, etc., and improve their status in joint ventures, cooperation and business negotiations.
What is the significance of intellectual property rights to my country’s economic development?
This question is very general.
As for the country’s economic development, we can see that every major technological revolution will bring new vitality and huge innovation power to a country. For example, the industrialization revolution has brought about urbanization and population migration to cities. The shift has brought huge changes to people's daily lives and ideas. The industrial revolution also caused changes in social structure, etc. It can be said that it not only changed a country, but also changed the world.
In today's society, the competition between countries is the competition of intellectual property rights. The quantity and quality of intellectual property rights directly determine the national competitiveness and the country's right to speak. Therefore, intellectual property rights have changed since 2008. Begin to be included in our national strategy!
What is the significance of intellectual property law to the healthy development of our country’s economy
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Intellectual property rights promote the development of emerging industries
"The intellectual property system is an important legal system that encourages and protects innovation. It is a battleground for military strategists in the current international competition. The opportunity to use intellectual property to win market competition has been It has become an important way and means of international competition." Han Jun, deputy director of the Science and Technology Department of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, pointed out in his speech at the forum.
Han Jun said that the national "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" clearly stated During the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period, the added value of strategic emerging industries accounted for about 8% of GDP. The "Decision on Accelerating the Cultivation and Development of Strategic Emerging Industries" issued by the State Council last year also proposed this goal and updated it by 2020. Long-term goals. Vigorously developing strategic emerging industries is the focus of optimizing the economic structure and transforming the development model at present and for a long time to come. The "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" is a critical period for the development of strategic emerging industries. A good start, It is of great significance to start well. Intellectual property rights play an important role in promoting the development of strategic emerging industries. Whether the best benefit of this booster can be exerted is one of the decisive factors in achieving the development goals of my country's strategic emerging industries. 1.
“As the most important factor of production and wealth resource, intellectual property rights have become an important manifestation of the core competitiveness of enterprises and even the competitiveness of the country. The intellectual property system is a strategic support for building an innovative country and also a promotion "An important guarantee for the development of strategic emerging industries." Meng Xiantang, deputy inspector of the High-tech Industry Department of the National Development and Reform Commission, said in a speech at the forum.
He said that intellectual property rights profoundly affect the independent innovation capabilities of industries and directly determine The competitiveness of products and services. The key to competition in strategic emerging industries is to master independent intellectual property rights. To cultivate and develop strategic emerging industries, we must give full play to the role of the intellectual property system in promoting and guiding independent innovation of market entities. Currently, my country’s strategic emerging industries The industry already has a certain foundation. For example, in the 2010 National Science and Technology Progress Award review projects, more than 1/3 of the projects belong to strategic emerging industries. After searching the Chinese patent database, it was found that among the 23 key directions of strategic emerging industries , domestic invention patents in the fields of biomedical engineering, aviation, rail transit, satellite applications, high-performance composite materials, biomedicine, advanced environmental protection, high efficiency and energy saving account for more than 90%.
Meng Xiantang emphasized that accelerating my country's strategy The development of emerging industries must adhere to the implementation of the national intellectual property strategy and strengthen the creation, application, protection and management of intellectual property.
First, strengthen the connection and coordination of science and technology policy, industrial policy and intellectual property policy, especially It is necessary to strengthen the connection between major science and technology projects, major industrial innovation projects and intellectual property layout, and highlight the role of intellectual property in promoting technological innovation, industrial development and technological progress.
The second is to encourage and guide enterprises and research institutions Increase investment, concentrate on breakthroughs in key core technologies that affect industrial development in key areas, accelerate the formation of intellectual property rights, increase rewards for innovative achievements with major social benefits, and improve the level of creation of independent intellectual property rights.
The third is to actively study policies and measures to promote the transformation of independent innovation achievements, improve the interest protection and realization mechanism for the transfer and transformation of intellectual property rights in universities and scientific research institutions, encourage enterprises to jointly build professional alliances, establish an efficient intellectual property evaluation and transaction mechanism, and guide the development and application Intellectual property rights with regional characteristics.
The fourth is to strengthen enterprises’ awareness of intellectual property protection, encourage enterprises to actively apply for patents, trademarks and other intellectual property rights, support business entities to increase investment in intellectual property rights, and carry out investments such as intellectual property pledge financing. Innovation in financing systems and mechanisms.
“With the joint efforts of the whole society, fully implementing the national intellectual property strategy and giving full play to the basic guarantee role of intellectual property will promote the vigorous development of strategic emerging industries. ." Meng Xiantang said.
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How important is intellectual property to China? ?
Intellectual property rights: refers to "the exclusive rights enjoyed by rights holders over the results of their intellectual work", which are generally only valid for a limited period of time.
The functions of intellectual property rights:
1. It provides legal protection for the rights and interests of those who have completed intellectual achievements, and mobilizes people's enthusiasm and creativity in scientific and technological research and the creation of literary and artistic works.
2. It provides a legal mechanism for the promotion, application and dissemination of intellectual achievements, transforms intellectual achievements into productive forces and applies them to production and construction, generating huge economic and social benefits.
3. Provide legal guidelines for international economic, technological, trade, cultural and artistic exchanges, and promote the progress of human civilization and economic development.
4. As an important part of modern civil and commercial law, the intellectual property legal system is of great significance to improving China's legal system and building a country ruled by law.
At the same time, the value of intellectual property rights can save R&D time and R&D funds for enterprises if they make good use of patents. Its brand can better illustrate the value of intellectual property rights. Coca-Cola's global brand ranking in 2010 was worth more than 70 billion yuan. China's brand value is far inferior to that of foreign brands. Intellectual property rights are the lifeline of enterprises and economic entities. Intellectual property rights are not We can easily break through. For a promising enterprise, it should build its own intellectual property community. Otherwise, it will be difficult to gain a competitive advantage in the market. Intellectual property rights are very valuable. Which type of intellectual property rights is more valuable? Director Ma Weiye of the State Intellectual Property Office said that this depends on the industry, including companies that rely on technology and innovation. Therefore, among intellectual property rights, patents and innovative companies will be more valuable to companies under the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. ?
What is the significance of studying the role of intellectual property rights in enterprises?
Enterprises are the main body of the market and the main body of independent innovation. In the process of building an innovative country, they must improve their intellectual property capabilities. Intellectual property capabilities refer to the comprehensive capabilities of creation, management, protection and application of intellectual property rights. Creation is the source of intellectual property, management runs through every aspect of the intellectual property system, protection is the talisman of intellectual property, and application is the fundamental purpose of establishing an intellectual property system. Intellectual property protection is only an important aspect of intellectual property capacity building, and all other important aspects of capacity building must be strengthened and improved.
Improving the intellectual property capabilities of enterprises is the need to realize the transformation of economic growth mode
Economic growth is the central content of economic development and an important factor affecting social development. Economic growth depends not only on the increase in inputs of production factors, but also on the improvement of the efficiency of use of production factors. A series of economic studies have fully shown that social technological progress has become an important endogenous factor in economic growth.
When economics was born, economists began to study the causes of economic growth. Although classical economists such as Adam Smith and Ricardo did not propose a modeled theory of economic production increase, they made it clear that economic production increase ultimately depends on the quality and quantity of input factors. Among the three elements of capital, labor and land, although capital, especially the improvement of per capita capital efficiency, is closely related to technological progress, due to the growth pattern of early industrialization, the role of technological progress is not as prominent as other factors. The economic growth at that time was either "labor input-driven", which relied on emerging industrial sectors such as machinery manufacturing and railways to absorb a large number of surplus agricultural people, or it was "capital input-driven", which relied on capital accumulation in the industrial sector. .
In the mid-20th century, British economist Harold and American economist Domar jointly proposed the first economic growth theoretical model in modern mainstream economics - the Harold-Domar model. . This model can be expressed as G=S/V, where G is the output growth rate, S is the savings rate, and V is the capital-output ratio. In this model, technological progress becomes the fourth exogenous given parameter of economic growth. Harold accurately defined technological progress as the growth of labor productivity in 1948. Such technological progress is called Harold neutral technological progress.
In 1956, Solow published "An Essay on the Theory of Economic Growth" and proposed a neoclassical growth model of economic growth. This model can be expressed as Y=A(t)F(K,L), where Y is output, K is capital, L is labor, t is time, and A is technology. This model turns the proportional relationship between capital, labor and total output in the total growth function under certain technical conditions into an endogenous variable of the economic growth model, unlike the Harold-Domar model where technological progress only expresses Compared with labor productivity, technology has become an independent variable affecting output, and the role of technological progress in economic growth has begun to be truly reflected.
On the basis of the Solow model, economists continue to develop in the direction of endogenizing changes in productivity, discussing specialized models to explain how the "technical" factors in the classical growth model change. In the 1980s, Romer (1990) established a model of endogenous production of knowledge. The key to this model is that the positive externality of knowledge accumulation to knowledge production generates endogenous growth of knowledge and promotes long-term economic growth. . Romer believes that knowledge spillovers are indispensable to explain economic growth. Knowledge spillovers can increase the marginal returns of investment, rather than diminishing marginal returns of investment as predicted by the neoclassical economic model. Therefore, they can continuously improve the economy in the long term. growth rate.
Technological innovation is inseparable from intellectual property rights. The purpose of the intellectual property rights system is to stimulate invention and creation and encourage technological innovation, thereby promoting the coordinated development of economy, society and science and technology. As a kind of intangible property, inventions and creations are non-exclusive in terms of consumption and non-exclusive in obtaining benefits, so they have obvious public rights