The Chinese government has issued a major package of measures aimed at improving China's image as respecting the intellectual property rights of foreign businesses, as well as to enable the country to benefit from entrepre-neurial innovation. The measures are outlined in a report titled: China's Action Plan on IPR Protection 2006.
Although the proposals range across all industries, partic-ularly on fake goods and software piracy, a number of pharmaceutical industry-specific measures are included.
Cooperation between 11 govt departments
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