Impact of Innovative Capacity on Intellectual Property: Literature Review
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Thi Dieu Phuc Pham , Thi Thu Thuy Ha ,
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Abstract
In the era of international integration in economy, innovative capacity is the most important factor that creates the competitiveness of each nation's economy. Since 2007, innovative capacities of nations have been measured and compared on global scale using the Global Innovation Index (GII) contribution of Intellectual Property (IP) to GII.
Keywords
Global Innovation Index, Intellectual Property, innovative capacity.
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