# Simulation of Intellectual Property Management on Evolution Driving of Regional Economic Growth
## 2 Literature Review and Theoretical Basis
### Literature Review
Some scholars found through empirical studies that, when the technological level of developing countries is far from that of the world's advanced technology, strengthening intellectual property protection will inhibit imitation activities, which is not conducive to technological progress and economic growth [17]. Similar to this view, some scholars empirically found that, for the economically underdeveloped regions, the adoption of adaptive IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) protection policies and the optimal IPR protection intensity can promote economic growth [18]. There are also empirical studies by some scholars who believe that, for regions with high R&D investment intensity through independent R&D channels and high FDI intensity through international technology transfer, intellectual property protection plays a greater role in promoting economic growth [19]. The study found that intellectual property protection has a positive effect on innovation sustainability. This is an official means of protecting innovation, and intellectual property rights help companies continue to innovate. In addition, these results support the effectiveness of the intellectual property regime [20]. The protection of intellectual property is a mechanism of economic appropriation that rewards innovative efforts [21]. In all the above studies, the influence on technological innovation is discussed without exception, indicating that technological innovation plays an intermediary and bridge role in the management process of intellectual property rights. In the research of scholars, many researchers directly study the relationship between intellectual property and technological innovation or study technological progress or innovation ability, or they study from a single perspective, such as the impact of intellectual property protection on technological innovation [22]. Therefore, in this study, the enterprise's technological innovation was considered as an important variable and an important factor in the system. A consensus was reached on the role of intellectual property management activities in promoting economic growth. Previous studies have been conducted from the following aspects: (1) the impact of intellectual property input (according to the principle of the relationship between input and output, the larger input will obtain the greater benefit); (2) empirically obtain the value contribution of intellectual property management activities to economic growth by means of measurement; (3) the government's role in the economy. The economic and management functions of the government should be effectively played in intellectual property management activities, including providing public services and financial investment, promoting industry-university-research cooperation, and protecting intellectual property rights. The above research broke through the simple value measurement or the influence of a single factor or activity and focused on the cooperation between government, industry, university, and research subjects in intellectual property management activities, technological innovation of enterprises, the formation of innovation effect, and the path of promoting economic development.