The Economics of Counterfeit Trade Governments, Consumers, Pirates and Intellectual Property Rights

From the reviews:

"This research-based volume not only reviews the history of counterfeiting, estimates the size of the market … and lists the stakeholders who are harmed, but also documents the way consumers and company managers respond, studies enforcement and IPR organizations, explores some of the social marketing techniques that have been used to discourage the distribution and purchase of counterfeiting, and makes recommendations to producers fighting counterfeit competition. … the authors’ outline of a number of areas for future research, help make this volume an authentic winner." (Mimi Dollinger, Business Horizons, Vol. 52, May-June, 2009)