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8 February 2021PatentsAlex Baldwin

EU-wide study shows strong link between IP and business success

Companies that own IP rights (IPR) generate 20% higher revenues per employee and pay 19% higher wages on average compared to their contemporaries, according to the latest joint EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) /EPO report.

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