The ACTA(1997) agreement, also known as the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, is an international treaty designed to address the enforcement of intellectual property rights and combat counterfeiting and infringement.
Who is involved in the ACTA(1997) agreement?
The ACTA(1997) agreement was negotiated by a group of countries including the United States, European Union member states, Japan, and others.
How does the ACTA(1997) agreement impact international trade?
The ACTA(1997) agreement aims to harmonize intellectual property enforcement standards among participating countries, which can have implications for international trade and commerce.
