International Trade in Copyrighted Materials

International trade in copyrighted materials involves the exchange of creative works—such as books, music, movies, and software—across different countries. These goods are protected by copyright laws that give creators exclusive rights to their work. When these materials are exported or imported, copyright laws and international agreements like the Berne Convention help ensure creators are compensated and their rights are upheld worldwide. This facilitates the legal sharing of cultural and intellectual property, promoting creativity and economic growth while respecting the rights of authors and creators across borders.