Continental Impact and Assorted Empirical Study of Intellectual Property Rights

Abstract

Intellectual property right (IPR) has grown itself into one of the world’s biggest and fastest-growing fields thereby necessitating the demand for critical analysis of scenarios associated with them for improving the need of mankind. Therefore, in the present study, an attempt is made to investigate two aspects related with intellectual properties (IP) at global level. Firstly, the significant difference of average number of IP filings and IP in-force between continents, when these IP are considered individually, and secondly, when these IP are studied together in the form of a single vector.