Switzerland
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The Swiss economy is innovative and knowledge-intensive. Consequently, it relies heavily on intellectual property rights. Swiss industries are also export-oriented and solidly integrated in the global economy. At the same time, the threats of...
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In order to distinguish fake products for sale by counterfeiters on the primary market from those intended for sale on the secondary market, the price difference between both types of counterfeits is calculated. For each seizure entered into the...
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Global trade in counterfeit goods continues to grow in scope and magnitude, with multiple impacts on consumers, rights holders and governments. For consumers, counterfeiting poses dangers for health and safety. It also lowers consumer satisfaction...
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This chapter appraises the damage caused by infringement of Swiss intellectual property rights in world trade. It identifies who suffers in particular from this illicit activity, estimates the scope and volume of such infringements, and presents the...
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Switzerland’s performance in innovation is among the best in the world, driven by strong research-intensive institutions in both the private and public sector. Hereby, intellectual property (IP) plays a key role, as the valuable goods and services...
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This first section provides background information on the Swiss economy as well as the main characteristics that make the Swiss economy highly vulnerable to the risk of counterfeiting. Particular attention is then paid to the different datasets used...
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