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ARTICLE · 08 OCTOBER 2004

Intellectual Property in The Economic Development of Nations

Becerril Coca & Becerril
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In today's economic world - where technology and its impact on productivity are significant - intellectual property has acquired a great importance, since its role resides in stimulating the creation and development of new technological advances.

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Tania Gorostieta Hurtado
Tania Gorostieta Hurtado
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In today's economic world - where technology and its impact on productivity are significant - intellectual property has acquired a great importance, since its role resides in stimulating the creation and development of new technological advances.

There are circumstances that differentiate the economic development in industrialized and developing countries. The first one of such circumstances would be the productive utilization of scientific and technological knowledge of each country, combined with individual's attitude to make an indispensable practice of it. This will also depend on an educative system that conforms rapidly to the development of scientific, technological, industrial and commercial research activities.

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