A new EUIPO shows that, while piracy rates have stabilized in the EU, variations exist across countries and socioeconomic factors.
A new EUIPO study reveals that while piracy rates have stabilized in the EU, significant variations exist across countries and content types. The research also links higher piracy rates and socioeconomic factors such as youth unemployment and income inequality. Higher average incomes and increased awareness of legal alternatives reduce piracy.
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