일본의 지식재산 가치평가 모형 연구

The core methods of the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy’s Practical Guide of Technology Valuation are the Technology Factor Method and the Relief from Loyalty Method, most of the detailed contents are from those of Japan. Accordingly, this study examines Japanese valuation methods to check the position of these models. The facts are as follows: In Japan, intellectual property valuation was dominated by the government-type method. Therefore, the valuation model was created and operated in the form of protecting and emphasizing intellectual property rights rather than emphasizing the use of technology or intellectual property in the industry. This may be due to the fact that IPR policy began with defeat in the IPR dispute with the US, and the impact made rights be emphasized. Third, they like to make complex conversions to determine the value. Fourth, there is little interest in the process of calculating the major variables of valuation. Fifth, not many courts have clearly set standards of judgment. Lastly, even the government type has recently become a market-centric trend. The review of Japan’s IP valuation model led to the categorization of valuation models such as legal, government, market, and . Also, implications for the method used in the Practical Guide of Korea were drawn: The government model is one of the models and should not inhibit the use of other models. The second is that complex conversions lower the accuracy of the valuation and lose its meaning.