University of Tehran Iranian Journal of Public Policy 2538-5577 6 2 2020 08 22 The Impact of Intellectual Property Rights Enhancement Policy on the Brain Circulation The Impact of Intellectual Property Rights Enhancement Policy on the Brain Circulation 135 153 77617 10.22059/jppolicy.2020.77617 FA Neda Garshasbi Nia PhD Candidate of Technology Management, Allameh Tabataba'i University Seyed HabibOlAllah Tabatabaeian Assoc. Prof., Industrial Management, Allameh Tabataba'i University Mohammad NaghiZadeh Asst. Prof., Industrial Management, Allameh Tabataba'i University Mohammad Ali Khatami FirozAbadi Assoc. Prof., Industrial Management, Allameh Tabataba'i University Journal Article 2020 09 06 Brain circulation with the means of bilateral migration and the flow of brain among countries is one of the dimensions of globalization. Although Scholars found many benefits for the brain circulation, the unbalanced migration of brains from the country causes a sharp reduction in human capital as the main factor of development in the sending country. This study determines the effective level of intellectual property rights on increasing the brain circulation index using correlation analysis and Tukey method. The research data are obtained from the migration status of inventors in 98 countries in 2012 according to their nationality and residency. The findings of this study showed: firstly, although there is a significant inverse relationship between the level of intellectual property rights and the brain circulation, but their correlation coefficient is low, and secondly only if the intellectual property rights index increases to more than seven, there is a significant effect on brain circulation index. Further comparison of the level of intellectual property rights in Iran 2019, 4.4, with the results obtained showed that improving the level of rotation of elites using the policy of strengthening intellectual property rights requires legislation, regulation and spending large sums. Brain circulation with the means of bilateral migration and the flow of brain among countries is one of the dimensions of globalization. Although Scholars found many benefits for the brain circulation, the unbalanced migration of brains from the country causes a sharp reduction in human capital as the main factor of development in the sending country. This study determines the effective level of intellectual property rights on increasing the brain circulation index using correlation analysis and Tukey method. The research data are obtained from the migration status of inventors in 98 countries in 2012 according to their nationality and residency. The findings of this study showed: firstly, although there is a significant inverse relationship between the level of intellectual property rights and the brain circulation, but their correlation coefficient is low, and secondly only if the intellectual property rights index increases to more than seven, there is a significant effect on brain circulation index. Further comparison of the level of intellectual property rights in Iran 2019, 4.4, with the results obtained showed that improving the level of rotation of elites using the policy of strengthening intellectual property rights requires legislation, regulation and spending large sums. https://jppolicy.ut.ac.ir/article_77617_66c2815eb7465f48df17413b8d5c1adb.pdf