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"The current situation in the Member States shows that the priority for governments at national and European level must be to ensure economic growth and related job security. Research and innovation have become an area where European nations are acquiring a competitive advantage. Inventions and patents are the fruits of time-consuming and costly research and development, and therefore deserve due appreciation and protection in order to achieve an actual return on investment and to encourage similar investments in the future. The area of intellectual property rights is enjoying very rapid development, and numerous European experts are working in this area. Not only does this create new jobs but, thanks to these new inventions, Europe has become a prime location for innovators. If we wish to preserve our position in the face of fierce global competition, we must create and protect an environment in which authors, inventors and manufacturers will not be afraid to offer their creations and knowledge for public use, but will instead produce higher quality products."@en1
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