Tools of the Trade: A Trading Nation’s View on the Value of IP Rights for Start-Ups

Michael Falk, Ben Mitra-Kahn, Charlotte Trinh and Haiyang Zhang
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Michael Falk: IP Australia
Ben Mitra-Kahn: Australian Bureau of Statistics
Charlotte Trinh: Australian Embassy Beijing
Haiyang Zhang: Department of Science, Energy and Resources

A chapter in Intellectual Property Management for Start-ups, 2023, pp 341-354 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract For start-ups, effective use of intellectual property (IP) rights can help to attract resources, drive business value and growth, and take advantage of changes in market conditions. However, effective use of IP rights depends on start-ups seeking the right information and support, auditing their intellectual assets, understanding how the nature of their industry should inform their IP strategy, and drawing on the support of local partners in target markets. These benefits and approaches to IP are illustrated drawing on evidence from Australia about IP’s role in entrepreneurship and business growth.

Keywords: Start-up; Intellectual property; Export; Trade; Australia (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-16993-9_18

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