The Philippines remained at 36th out of 55 economies with an overall score of 40.64% in the 14th International Intellectual Property (IP) Index by US Chamber ofThe Philippines remained at 36th out of 55 economies with an overall score of 40.64% in the 14th International Intellectual Property (IP) Index by US Chamber of
Philippines steadies in International Intellectual Property Index
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The Philippines remained at 36th out of 55 economies with an overall score of 40.64% in the 14th International Intellectual Property (IP) Index by US Chamber of Commerce. The index evaluates IP systems across economies using 53 unique criteria, reflecting the evolving global IP landscape.
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