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February 2019
International Intellectual Property(The Total Investment & Insurance
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India has jumped eight places to 36th
position on the International Intellectual Property (IP) Index, which analyses
the IP climate in 50 global economies, this year. India's eight-point jump in
2019 from 44th position in 2018 is the highest increase among 50 nations mapped
by the index, a release said.
The US, the UK, Sweden, France and Germany
remained the top five economies on the intellectual property index in 2019
retaining their spots from the last year. The index brought out by the US
Chamber of Commerce's Global Innovation Policy Center (GIPC) ranks countries
based on 45 indicators that are critical to an innovation-led economy supported
by robust patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secrets protection.
"The improvement reflects important
reforms implemented by Indian policy-makers towards building and sustaining an
innovation ecosystem for domestic entrepreneurs and foreign investors
alike," the release said. India's overall score has also increased
substantially from 30.07 per cent (12.03 out of 40) in the previous edition to
36.04 per cent (16.22 out of 45) in the present edition.
"For the second year in a row, India's
score represents the largest gain of any country measured on the Index, which
covers over 90 per cent of global gross domestic product," said Patrick
Kilbride, senior vice president of GIPC.
The US Chamber International IP Index
provides an IP report card for the world and a blueprint for policymakers in
countries like India that wish to bolster economic growth and jobs, innovation,
and creativity.The Total Investment
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