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Title: Philippinne IPR laws related to biotechnology.
Subject:
biotechnology intellectual property rights : IPR policy Philippines patentsTags (biotech)
Author/s: Ochave, Jose Maria A.
PR-AM
2003
BIC611
SEARCA Library
Printed
November 2003
Patents are territorial. A patent has no inherent value. Its comes from the market. Hence, patenting is a commercial decision. Patents are double-edged. They become effective instruments of national policy only if there are sufficient inventions by local inventors; otherwise, they can be used to prevent local inventions. If you need to protect, the PVP Act may be more appropriate. A bit of irreverence - perhaps ore than IPRs, what we need now are entrepreneurial scientists.
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