Relevance of the Regulation of Innovation with the Challenges of Information Technology and Competition
Relevance of the Regulation of Innovation with the Challenges of Information Technology and Competition

Summary/Abstract: Intellectual property is directly connected with the competition law. On the other hand, it should be noted that innovation as a part of intellectual property rights makes a significant element of companies’ activities if they want to be competitive in the market. This is the reason why it is possible to say that competition law belongs to rules of economic relationships. Law is important for companies in the sense of promoting economic efficiency. The competitiveness is the ability of a region to export more in value added terms than it imports. That definition is very important for companies and for investors at the same time. Due to that, governments have to pay attention to all possible so-called discounts, including an artificially low currency, suppressed wages in export sectors, artificially low taxes on traded sector firms and direct subsidies to exports. Governments, but also the legislators should control barriers and obstacles, in order to improve measurements to eliminate them. It could be a very important sign for the investor. Finally, intellectual property rights will show their significance through the companies’ competition policy. The whole Europe develops research and development area, focusing on major competitors. Due to that task, participants are interested especially in the share of private investment in the field of research.

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