Catching China's copiers

The video discusses China's efforts to combat piracy, highlighting public attempts to enforce copyright laws. Despite these efforts, fake goods remain widely available, impacting both local and international markets. The video explores consumer behavior driven by low prices and the lack of access to authentic products. It also addresses the challenges in enforcement and the ongoing presence of counterfeit goods.

What recent action did China take to show its commitment to fighting copyright infringement?

• Introduced new trade tariffs

• Lowered the threshold for punishing companies violating copyright laws

• Banned all foreign media

• Increased taxes on imported goods

What is one of the main reasons counterfeit goods are still widely available in Beijing?

• Lack of enforcement of copyright laws

• High production costs of genuine goods

• High demand for luxury brands

• Limited access to technology

How much does the average worker in Chinese cities earn per day, influencing their purchase of counterfeit goods?

• 15 US dollars

• 10 US dollars

• 20 US dollars

• 4 US dollars

Why do American businesses claim that Chinese consumers often buy counterfeit products?

• They find counterfeit products more fashionable

• They are unaware of the existence of genuine products

• They are not offered the choice of buying genuine products

• They prefer the quality of fake goods

What percentage of fake discs did China claim to have seized last year?

• 90%

• 100%

• 50%

• 75%