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International Intellectual Property Alliance 2004 Special 301 Report People's Republic of China

By Federal Trade Commission

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Book Id: WPLBN0000667062
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File Size: 183.05 KB.
Reproduction Date: 2005



Title: International Intellectual Property Alliance 2004 Special 301 Report People's Republic of China  
Author: Federal Trade Commission
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Language: English
Subject: Trade, Import and export controls, Export controls--United States
Collections: Export and Trade Collection
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Publisher: Federal Trade Commissionn (FTC)

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Commission, F. T. (n.d.). International Intellectual Property Alliance 2004 Special 301 Report Peoples Republic of China. Retrieved from https://self.gutenberg.org/


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Export and Trade Government Reference Document:

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Executive Summary: Special 301 recommendation: Despite extensive raiding on behalf of some industry sectors, piracy rates remain at over 90% across all copyright industries. IIPA again recommends that China remain subject to Section 306 Monitoring.

 

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