Training Assessment of Intellectual Property in Vietnam
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Abstract
The objective of this paper is to assess the status of training, valuation, intellectual property in Vietnam. Through analyzing the situation of the training course of valuation, valuation of intellectual property, the author makes remarks about the achievements, the limitations that need to be overcome, and analysis of the causes. Lead to restrictions. Finally, the author makes recommendations to improve the efficiency of IP asset valuation training
Keywords
Training, valuation, intellectual property, Vietnam.
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