Japanese Government Finalise TPP Intellectual Property Related Countermeasures

Recently, it was learned that the "strategic headquarters" of the government has recently finalized the "p Pacific Partnership Agreement".

The main content is to make full use of intellectual property rights to expand overseas markets and invigorate industries, including strengthening overseas production areas.

Protect and disseminate Japanese culture overseas.

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It emphasizes that it will support the strategy of strengthening intellectual property rights, implement the enlightenment activities, carry out the study of intellectual property rights institutions, prevent copyright infringement from participating in the TPP countries, explore the frameworks of mutual protection of the origin brand of agricultural products, promote the export of products, enhance the popularity and trust of Japanese brands, prevent abuse overseas, create an organization that crosses the barriers of the government and the people, and cooperate with the farmers and manufacturers to open up overseas markets, disseminate the Japanese culture "cool Japan", and amend the copyright law based on the relevant provisions of TPP, and increase the intensity of infringement investigation.

Recently, the p Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) has aroused heated debate in the society. From the perspective of TPP's history, Mr. Kissinger's vision of the current world order is likened to the modernization of Westphalia System. But he also points out that the prospect of our times is more severe and must be moved by the situation. Otherwise, it will be challenged and engulfed.

No doubt, TPP is a challenge to the new order. It can be said that this is the reconstruction of efforts made by the United States to strengthen its universal values.

The economic background behind it lies in the development of capitalism to the present stage. In essence, the dividend of the world's unified cargo market has declined for the growth of the world. For developed countries, the share of dividends from developing countries and the "FDI- export" mode have reached a turning point and need to be further developed.