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May 16, 2022

Bridging the Gap: Assessing U.S. Business Community Support for U.S.-China Competition

The authors assess how the U.S. business community viewed Trump administration policies designed to counter China's anticompetitive economic behaviors and how to improve support from the business community in U.S. competition with China.
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May 16, 2022

弥合差距: 评估美国商界对美中竞争的支持

本文作者评估了美国商界对特朗普政府针对中国反竞争经济行为政策的看法，并对政府如何加强在中美竞争下对美国商界的支持提出了建议。
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Aug 1, 2016

The U.S.-China Cyber Agreement: A Good First Step

The 2015 U.S.-China cyber agreement is a potentially important first step toward addressing the problem of Chinese espionage. But it is by no means a final step.
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Feb 1, 2016

OPM Hack Poses Overlooked Counterintelligence Risk for Economic Espionage

Since discovering the theft of personal information from an OPM database last spring, government officials have been preoccupied with assessing the risks to national security. But they must also address its potential to enable an adversary to steal valuable economic and commercial information.
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Sep 2, 2014

Living Room Connected Devices: Opportunities, security challenges and privacy implications for users and industry

This report addresses the security and privacy implications of the Internet connected living room for industry and consumers, exploring potential benefits as well as threats associated with the technical capabilities of living room connected devices.
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Dec 1, 2012

Data Protection Review: Impact on EU Innovation and Competitiveness

This document presents a rapid assessment of the innovation and competitiveness impacts of the measures affecting: automated processing; control of data processing; and data transfers.
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Nov 28, 2012

The Costs of Counterfeiting

A new RAND report points to a potential solution to understanding the real economic losses associated with intellectual property infringement.
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Sep 27, 2012

Project: Measuring Intellectual Property Crime in the EU

Violent crimes against individuals make headlines, but other types of illegal activity affect day-to-day life more than people may realise. One such activity, the violation of intellectual property rights (IPRs), is the focus of a RAND Europe study for the European Commission that brings together an international team of economists, criminologists, policy analysts and IPR legal experts to consider the current levels of counterfeiting and piracy trade in the EU and their implications
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Sep 27, 2012

New Method for Estimating Costs of Counterfeiting Presented

A new method for estimating the costs of counterfeiting was published today by RAND Europe. The approach uses market data to estimate the effects of intellectual property rights infringements, such as counterfeit products, on sales of legitimate goods.
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Sep 27, 2012

Measuring IPR infringements in the internal market: Development of a new approach to estimating the impact of infringements on sales

This report aims to contribute to quantifying the scope, scale and impact of IPR infringements, such as counterfeiting and piracy. It offers a methodology, based on economic theory, for measuring trends of the lost revenues due to IPR infringements.
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Mar 3, 2009

Film Piracy, Organized Crime, and Terrorism

Gregory F. Treverton discusses how organized crime is increasingly involved in the piracy of feature films, with syndicates active along the entire supply chain from manufacture to street sales of pirated movies.
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Feb 17, 2009

Film Piracy and Its Connection to Organized Crime and Terrorism

A detailed investigation into the connections between intellectual-property piracy, organized crime, and terrorism, including case studies of criminal and terrorist groups and recommendations for reducing the demand for and supply of pirated goods.

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