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Assuming the question is "Should I use a gerund or infinitive after amount to?" I would say you will most often find "amounts to + gerund" (or amounted to + gerund):
Copyright infringement amounts to stealing.
Of course, you may also find a noun after "amounts to":
Copyright infringement amounts to theft.
Copyright infringement amounts to stealing.
Of course, you may also find a noun after "amounts to":
Copyright infringement amounts to theft.
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