Moon Chun-o: How Patents Make Money
The first step in the development of patents by the idea is that, as a change in public education, often the ‘invention ’ is to be far from the daily life and to be among the inventors, but the invention is somehow close to our lives. The average shareholder may invent a black-and-white bowl, or he may make a big fortune by creating a vacuumer. The author thus stresses that invention comes from everyday life. He likened our educational reality to the bed of Procristes, which is a story from the story of a professional bed that was kidnapped by a Greek mythist, then killed when he was taller than that, and then increased in size. So our country's public education tries to fit the classroom and forces them to follow if they don't. The author is very strongly arguing that our public education must change, especially in changing the current system of entry, which has been achieved by the national water-rich cancer method of creativity. The biggest flower of the 21st century global economy, patent management, is currently trying to build a unique image in pre-election with a double dress, a distinctive slogan, and so on. The political power will continue to put forth considerable effort to gain the best of this new knowledge and property. They're competing in patent laws without exception. Patents are now having a powerful influence on the economy, as well as on politics and culture. From a business standpoint, the fact that even the three-party-tempered person who made the top-world sales on smartphones cannot keep the current sales in perspective is the reality of companies.
Korean title: 특허는 어떻게 돈이 되는가
Korean author: 문춘오
Korean publisher: 미래지식
ISBN-13: 9791190107426
