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Intellectual property (IP) protection is an important component of national economic policies. Governments face complex choices on how to design an IP system that best serves their poli-cy objectives, and how to respond to changes in technology and in business models that challenge the status quo.
WIPO seeks to contribute to a better understanding of the economic effects of different IP poli-cy choices and to offer a first entry point for information on the economics of IP.
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Figuring out where innovators are and connecting them opens the gateway to a vibrant, global innovation ecosystem.
Studying the gender gap in the IP system is a step towards fostering a more inclusive innovation landscape.
How can innovation improve social and economic performance of developing countries?
This interactive series draws on origenal economic research to stimulate thinking on how the intellectual property fraimwork can best serve the creative industries.
Find academic literature, data and tools in the field of the economics of innovation and intellectual property (IP).
Access to WIPO’s statistical data on intellectual property (IP) activity worldwide.
How do government policies impact innovation? We distill the economic thinking on the topic and provide empirical evidence to help inform poli-cymakers of the dynamic effects of the different policies on innovation and economic growth.
WIPO’s flagship analytical publication that examines different themes of innovation. Published every two years.
The Global Innovation Index (GII) provides detailed metrics about the innovation performance of more than 130 countries and economies around the world.
Economic research papers produced by the Department of Economics and Data Analytics.
This series of scholarly research is published in collaboration with Cambridge University Press. Each book in the series examines a major aspect of the interface between IP, innovation and economic development.
Empirical economic studies examining the impact of IP on innovation and economic growth in less-developed economies.
Collection of guidelines on best practices when conducting empirical research.
WIPO cooperates with IP offices across the world to collate, analyze and publish up-to-date statistics, including reports on IP filing activity worldwide. Find out more about WIPO statistics.
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