Položaj Srbije u međunarodnim tokovima intelektualne svojine

Jelisavac Trošić, Sanja (2012) Položaj Srbije u međunarodnim tokovima intelektualne svojine. In: Položaj Srbije u savremenim međunarodnim ekonomskim odnosima = Serbia’s Position in Contemporary International Economic Relations : tematski zbornik radova. Institut za međunarodnu politiku i privredu, Beograd, pp. 128-150. ISBN 978-86-7067-172-0

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Abstract

The international trade is increasingly addressing importance to intellectual property issues. For more than a century international conventions have been providing internationally recognized rules and standards in an attempt to create a balance between the rights of creators on the one hand and on the other hand users’ interests. TRIPS Agreement was created in an effort to reduce distortions and impediments to international trade. Steady progress in the field of intellectual property and the expansion of the application of new inventions has a very significant impact on the world economy. Innovation, knowledge, and technology have become the most crucial factor in economic development and international competitiveness. The great advantage of intellectual property is a broad applicability of new products in all areas of production and trade. It is difficult however to statistically process all aspects of intellectual property internationally. Developed countries are the leading importers and exporters of intellectual property. Regarding Serbia we will analyze the correlation between the registered intellectual property rights and the gross domestic product. We’ll show in what fields of technology Serbia have the most patent applications. It is notable that the almost two-thirds of the countries in the world registered growth in the number of patent applications received. Countries in the region, including Serbia lag behind developed countries in terms of development and commercial use of intellectual property, so it is possible in this field and need of improvement. We shell investigate growing trend of international trade licence fees and royalties in a world. Increasing problem of intellectual property piracy and counterfeiting is noticeable in Serbia and in the world.

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