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6 The Legal Environment: Competition Policy, Standards, and Intellectual Property
Pages 27-30

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... technologies; and first-class companies set the standards." Fifty percent of China's current product standards are based on international COMPETITION POLICY IN CHINA standards, but China aspires to internationalize more Chinese standards. The development of Following his introductory remarks, Alan Chinese standards is viewed as a means of Wolff discussed recent developments in China's gaining leverage in international commerce that competition policy -- in particular the newly has been beyond China's reach.
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From page 28...
... In Suttmeier's view, the Related Aspects of Intellectual Property (TRIPS) United States and other advanced countries as part of the Uruguay Round trade negotiations, should engage with China and anticipate a India was obliged to reintroduce pharmaceutical broader "regime insurgency" against the role of product patents, over huge resistance, and finally the World Trade Organization and other did so in the Patent Act of 2005.
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From page 29...
... Unlike the corporate intellectual property attorney, United States there is no provision for term provided an overview of Chinese patent law. (In extension for patents on regulated pharma2006, Lilly was among the top multinational ceuticals, as authorities want generic products to pharmaceutical companies in China, with more appear in the market as quickly as possible.
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From page 30...
... . The top international filers are Compensation schemes for rewarding Japanese, United States, South Korean, and inventors vary and what constitutes reasonable German nationals in that order.
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