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Taiwan's Patenting Activity in Mainland from 1985 to 2002

Chai Yue

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With more and more communication between Taiwan and Mainland,Taiwan's patenting activity in Mainland become frequent and flourish.This article described Taiwan's patenting activity in Mainland roundly and analyzed the existing problems deeply,the authors hope that it would be contributive to improve patent cooperation between Taiwan and Mainlands.

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With more and more communication between Taiwan and Mainland,Taiwan's patenting activity in Mainland become frequent and flourish.This article described Taiwan's patenting activity in Mainland roundly and analyzed the existing problems deeply,the authors hope that it would be contributive to improve patent cooperation between Taiwan and Mainlands.

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With more and more communication between Taiwan and Mainland,Taiwan's patenting activity in Mainland become frequent and flourish.This article described Taiwan's patenting activity in Mainland roundly and analyzed the existing problems deeply,the authors hope that it would be contributive to improve patent cooperation between Taiwan and Mainlands.

Key concepts: Mainland, Mainland China, Political science, Business, Geography, Economic growth, Law, Economics

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