Anti-monopoly Regulation Involving Intellectual Property Abuse

The competition among nations has become the competition of the comprehensive national strength with the core of science and technology sine 21 st century. Under the circumstance of economics, governments in different countries construct systems of IPR(intellectual property protection), intended to protect authors’ interests to arouse innovation and improvement.From the point of practical effect, the system of IPR plays a significant role in innovation and improvement. Meanwhile, some enterprises abuse their own rights, using he system of IPR, which leads to a monopoly of intellectual property.There is no doubt that the monopoly of intellectual property brings enormous bad impact, for instance, inhibiting creativity, hindering progress of technology, endangering the consumers’ benefit and so on. Besides, the abuse of intellectual property makes people unaware of their competitor for it is in IPR’s clothing, which is almost the most dangerous.Because of insufficiency of anti-monopoly legislation in our country as well as comprehending insufficiency of abusing intellectual property in some internal enterprises, some industries suffer great strike from global enterprises with fabulous resource of intellectual property, of which some even fade out the stage.The regulation on abusing intellectual property by using anti-monopoly legislation gives more attention to monopoly enterprise in the short term, especially global enterprises, thus it prevents monopoly in abusing their own intellectual property and provides a better market for our national enterprises. While in the long term, it also provides a fair chance to compete for internal enterprises and global cooperation.Nowadays, anti-monopoly legislation in our country still has much work to do in theory and application that cause activities in abusing intellectual property. Without changing and correcting them, it will do harm to the stability of the order of the socialist market economy. To be concluded, laws and principles should be constructed for anti-monopoly legislation.