When consumers buy counterfeit goods, payments accrue to the firm that invented the product and not to illicit enterprises.

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When consumers buy counterfeit goods, payments accrue to illicit enterprises and not to the firm that invented the product. Counterfeit products are typically produced and sold by individuals or groups without authorization and without paying the original creators or manufacturers.

When Consumers Buy Counterfeit Goods, Payments Accrue to the Firm