Commercial piracy means deliberate infringement of copyright for commercial purposes. International strategy should take commercial piracy into account. When a product is launched and has some unique features, the pirates get to work and create cheap versions of the product. The direct impact is that the sales of the original product suffer. There are several indirect effects. Commercial piracy ...
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