2. Impact of Intellectual
Property Rights

3. Mr. Md. Rahimullah Miah
Lecturer in MIS
Department of Business Administration
Leading University, Sylhet, Bangladesh

4. Moez Al Azim Ansary
ID No: 1101010183
Section: D
Semester: 7th
Batch: BBA-27th
Department: Business Administration
Leading University, Sylhet, Bangladesh

6. Intellectual property refers the creation of mind
which depends on one’s intellectual ability. IPR
is the rights obtained by a person or a company
to use, sell and protect his own invention. IPR
provides security to one’s intellectual property
and protects one’s exclusive innovation from
illegal usages. It encourages people to new
innovations and ensures the consumers to get
original products. IPR helps to economic and
social developments.

7. Today I discuss on the following topic of IPR:
 Introduction to IPR
 Relevant Problems of IPR
 IP related laws in Bangladesh
 Types of IP rights existing in Bangladesh
 Impacts of IPR
 Criticisms of IPR
 Methodology of the Study
 Result & Discussion of the research

8. Intellectual Property Rights are the rights to protect
one’s intellectual property or an exclusive innovation.
Patent, Copyright, Industrial Design Rights and
Trademark are the form of IPR using in Bangladesh.

9. The major problems/threats to
Intellectual Property Rights are...
 Piracy
 Internet Challenges
 Immorality
The problems created by
 Tendency to Make Profits
IPR are...
 Cost for IPR
 Monopoly Business
 Hindering Development

10.  The Patents and Designs Act -1911;
 The Trademarks Act – 2009;
 The Copyrights Act – 2000 (Amended in 2005).

11.  Patent > new invention, product or process, new
technical solution to a problem [Protection for 16 years
from date of fill application]
 Industrial design > artistic & visual design(Shape & Color)
[Registration validity 5 years; twice renewable ]
 Trademark > sign/symbol indicate a certain source
[Protection for 7 years; Renewable every after 10 years
on the payment of renewal fees]
 Copyrights > original intellectual work of literature, art,
music, software, etc. [Existing up to 60 years after the
death of copyright owner]

12. Intellectual
property
Literary and
Industrial
artistic
property
property
Related
Patents Trademarks Designs Copyright
rights

13. Indicates Indicates Indicates Indicates
Copyright Registered Unregistered Unregistered
Trade Mark Service Mark Trade Mark

14.  Motivating the Individuals for new creations ;
 Providing control to the creators and inventors ;
 Ensuring material reward for intellectual
property ;
 Ensuring the availability of the genuine and
original products ;
 Maintaining differentiation ;
 Financial incentive ;
 Economic growth ;
 To stop copying ;

15. Though IPR has many advantages, it has criticized from
some angle. IPRs ensure a person to conduct monopoly
business which may be a cause of high price of a
particular product or service or any other intellectual
things.
It is impossible to the people of list developed countries
such as Bangladesh to buy or import original books and
software from foreign countries with unbearable price.
So, if prohibited to piracy of foreign books and software,
the higher education will become dream to the students
of LDCs, and the technological and medical development
will be deadlock.

16. A methodology is usually a guideline system for solving a
problem with specific components.
Background of Study Area: Bangladesh
Research Design
Research design is a logical and
Data Collection Method
systematic planning in directing a
research • Primary Data
• Exploratory research design • Secondary Data
• Descriptive research design
• Experimental research design
Descriptive research design is
followed in the research.

17. Although IP laws exist in BD, these are disobeyed in many
ways. Software, music & books piracy rate is high. 92%
software in BD are pirated that’s MV is $147 million. 5% -
10% of total music market consist of legal sales. 90%-
95% music are illegally distributed in market that causes
losses of $180 million. 80% text books in BD are pirated
where 86% foreign books. These books’ MV $600 million.

18. 120%
95% 99.50%
100% 90%
75% 80%
80%
53% 60%
60% 47% 50%50%
40%
40% 25% 20%
20% 5% 10%
0.50%
0%
Agree with IPR Disagree with IPR
In different situations

19.  Introducing the courses about basic concepts of IP rights in
colleges and universities of Bangladesh.
 People should concern about IP rights.
 People should reject the pirated products.
 Acts/laws of copyright, patent, trademark and design
should be updated.
 Employing special teams .
 Processes of applying for IP rights to be easy and flexible.
 Time duration for processing of IPR should be minimized.

20. Example of Use Sound as
Registered Use Logo as
Trademark IP right
Trademark
®
Use Font of Letter & Color combination as Trademark/ Design Rights