2001Journal of Huazhong University of Science and TechnologyRequires access

New Demonstration on Characters of Intellectual Property ——Analysis on Differences between Intellectual Property and Tangible Property

Jiang Ying

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Intellectual property is intangible property in essence. This thesis discusses four characters of Intellectual property by comparing it with tangible property: intangibility of object,relative monopoly,limitation of legal effect in time and space,the indefinite scope of right protection.

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Intellectual property is intangible property in essence. This thesis discusses four characters of Intellectual property by comparing it with tangible property: intangibility of object,relative monopoly,limitation of legal effect in time and space,the indefinite scope of right protection.

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Intellectual property is intangible property in essence. This thesis discusses four characters of Intellectual property by comparing it with tangible property: intangibility of object,relative monopoly,limitation of legal effect in time and space,the indefinite scope of right protection.

Key concepts: Intellectual property, Intangible property, Property (philosophy), Scope (computer science), Tangible property, Monopoly, Object (grammar), Law and economics

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