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Saturday, January 20, 2018
China's Progress on Intellectual Property Rights (Yes, Really)
China has long been seen as the “world’s factory,” churning out low-quality manufactured goods and imitating products and business models from abroad. Whether it is due to heavy-handed government interference or some cultural argument about Confucian educational values, China — or so the story goes — is a land of copycats incapable of innovation with no respect for intellectual property rights (IPR).
This, of course, is not accurate.
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