The article examines how intellectual property rights impact creativity and entrepreneurship, suggesting that stronger ties between research and production could boost innovation.
The article examines questions related to intellectual property rights and fundamental human rights: freedom of creativity and the right to property, as well as their importance as a prerequisite for entrepreneurial freedom. The activity of the entrepreneur in the realization of creative achievements, the conditions and factors for successful production are clarified. Particular attention is paid to the process of technology transfer as an indicator of sustainable development, innovative activity and competitiveness of countries and their economic development. The need to strengthen the connection between research centers and production units in the country is indicated. The challenges in modern economic development and the role of entrepreneurship and innovation are examined. Attention is also paid to entrepreneurship in Bulgaria and the problems posed by the current economic situation of the country.
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Веселина Манева (2025) studied this question.
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