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The Distributive Implications of Patents on Indivisible Goods

Usher, Dan - 2014

worth bearing when patent protection is required as an incentive to invention. The newly-invented good generates a residual … a patent is to concentrate the entire benefit of the patented good upon the rich, leaving the poor no better off than if …

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