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Qi, J.-Y. and Xu, H.-L. (2011) The Import Trade Effect of Intellectual Property Rights Policy: Expansion or Monopoly? Empirical Study on Import Trade of High-Tech Products in China. Journal of Finance and Economics, 37, 68-78.

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• TITLE: Framework of High-Technology Industry Innovation of China: Intellectual Property Protection and Industrial Knowledge Base

  AUTHORS: Weidong Wang, Wei Song, Linyu Fang

  KEYWORDS: Intellectual Property Protection, High-Tech Industry, Industrial Knowledge Base

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.3 No.5, May 25, 2015

  ABSTRACT: Based on panel data from 2000 to 2012, quantitative analysis was conducted on the relationship between intellectual property protection and China’s high-technology industry innovation. Results indicate that the intensity of intellectual property protection in China increases year by year and has a positive effect on the industrial knowledge base of the high-tech industry in China. The industrial knowledge base of each sub-industry in the high-tech industry of China has positive effects on owning inventive patents (OIP) and sales revenue of new products (SRNP). However, but stringent intellectual property protection has a certain inhibitory effect on OIP and SRNP for the manufacture of medicines, manufacture of medical equipment and measuring instruments, and manufacture of electronic and communication equipment. Moreover, stringent intellectual property protection has negative effects on OIP of all five sub-industries of the high-tech industry in China.