For example, Zhu, a man from Wuhan, spent 5,000 yuan online to find Liu from other provinces to buy the answer to the postgraduate entrance examination and sell it from QQ group. I wanted to make a profit, but in the end I lost money illegally. The reporter learned from the Jiang' an District Procuratorate that Zhu and his online Liu were both sentenced to 7 months in prison by the court.
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Copying and reselling courses is indeed immoral, in a sense, it is an infringement (especially copying courses), which is not conducive to the improvement of people's awareness of intellectual property protection and the progress of social civilization. In principle, I don't approve of these black deals.
However, unfair education and unbalanced income still exist. Sometimes, the price of postgraduate courses is outrageous, and many candidates don't have the financial strength to buy these courses, or don't have the courage to spend so much money to buy them.
Therefore, from the perspective of helping candidates review, it is conducive to the spread of knowledge, has a very strong positive externality, and indirectly promotes the development of education. Users can only be admitted to graduate school if they learn well, and only when they learn can they better stimulate the vitality of social innovation. The time is not yet ripe to crack down or ban such pirated resources.
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