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OECD launches project on counterfeiting and piracy
29-Aug-2005
The OECD has initiated a three-phase project to examine counterfeiting and piracy. The first phase will cover the manufacture of products (i.e., tangible items) that infringe trademarks, patents, copyrights or design rights. The second phase will cover digital piracy, while the third will address other forms of infringement of intellectual property (i.e., notable geographical indications). The project will be carried out during 2005-2007.
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30-Jul-2003
OECD countries are compared here on performance statistics relating to "Fostering firm creation and entrepreneurship" and related policy areas for reveiw are identified.
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06-Jan-2003
More OECD Governments are introducing special fiscal incentives to increase business spending on research and development. This study compares the generosity of R&D tax measures across OECD countries and discusses issues relating to their design.
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13-Oct-2002
Recent trends in OECD industry performance and policies are presented along with the latest statistics and recent analyses on related themes.
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13-Oct-2002
présente les dernières tendances de la performance et des politiques industrielles des pays membres de l'OCDE ainsi que les dernières statistiques et analyses sur les thèmes correspondants.
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CIBE Focuses on Growth Follow-up
17-Sep-2002
CIBE has a new project on "Micro Policies for Growth and Productivity" responding to the 2002 OECD Ministerial request to "monitor the implementation of the policy recommendations of the Growth Study" for fostering entrepreneurship, stimulating innovation, and seizing the benefits of ICT.
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03-Apr-2002
Reconsidering the Austrian "Old Structures/High Performance" Paradox, two studies have been prepared of structural change in Austria on: 1) speed of change and growth of manufacturing and 2) structural change and aggregate growth.
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03-Apr-2002
Taxation affects entrepreneurs, innovation and other drivers of growth. Countries should evaluate the costs and benefits of business tax approaches -- for small firms, stock options, venture capital and R&D -- to ensure they address market failures and are effective in their design.
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03-Apr-2002
The pace of change in the industrial composition of OECD countries slowed in the 1990s. Further policy reforms -- such as removal of industrial supports and more regulatory reform -- is needed to facilitate structural change and adjustment within OECD industry and to spur economic growth.
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