Guide to Intellectual Property (Economist Books)
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Guide to Intellectual Property (Economist Books)

by Stephen Johnson

Business Law
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This Economist guide by Stephen Johnson demystifies intellectual property, covering patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets. It offers practical insights for protecting ideas and innovations in a competitive economy, ideal for business professionals and creators seeking to understand IP fundamentals and strategies.

About This Book

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of intellectual property, essential for understanding how to safeguard innovations and creative works in today's global marketplace.

Authored by Stephen Johnson, it draws on insights from The Economist to explain patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets in clear, accessible terms.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, inventor, or business professional, the book equips you with practical knowledge to navigate IP challenges and opportunities.

Explore real-world applications and policy implications that shape the protection of intellectual assets worldwide.

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