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Another consideration during business formation is Intellectual Property (IP) protection. The following article describes the economics of intellectual property.
World Intellectual Property Organization
Article: The Economics of IP
Intellectual property (IP) protection has emerged as an important component of national economic policies. Governments face choices on how to design an IP system that best serves their policy objectives. They also need to respond to changes in technology and in business models that may challenge the status quo. WIPO seeks to contribute to a better understanding of the economic effects of different IP policy choices and to offer a first entry point for anyone seeking information on the economics of IP.
The economics webpage features information about the World IP Report, economics seminar series and publications, as well as information regarding relevant meetings and events.