Dialectical relationship between intellectual property rights and institutional innovation

Intellectual property, also known as "intellectual property", refers to "the property rights enjoyed by the obligee on the intellectual labor achievements created by him". Intellectual property rights include copyright, patent right and trademark right; It is the result of various intellectual creations and technological innovations, such as inventions, literary and artistic works, as well as signs, names, images and designs used in business. It can be said that intellectual property is a system and innovation is an activity; But innovation and intellectual property system are inseparable. The relationship between them is closely related and interdependent.

First of all, innovation is the source of intellectual property rights. Intellectual property rights are actually intellectual property rights protected by law and the rights of human intellectual achievements. Without intellectual creation and technological innovation, there would be no intellectual property rights. Secondly, intellectual property is the core of innovation. The innovation of achievements has promoted the development of technology and equipment. At this time, the ownership of property rights rose to an important core position. After innovation is realized, the first thing is to protect the ownership of innovation achievements. Then, the intellectual property system is an important guarantee for their interdependence. Because of the corresponding intellectual property system, the creators' innovative achievements can be protected by law to the maximum extent, and intellectual property rights can develop continuously and healthily, thus continuously promoting the emergence of innovative achievements in society.