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No natural rights theory justifies strong intellectual property rights. More specifically, no theory within the entire domain of natural rights thinking – encompassing classical liberalism, libertarianism and left-libertarianism, in all their innumerable variants – coherently supports...
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This paper examines the role of patent policy in the open economy. It begins by considering how the presence of patents … affects trade in patentable products. A brief review of the general argument for patent protection is followed by … consideration of the elements that comprise a patent system, and which determine "patent strength". Attention is then given to how …
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for the “TRIPS-plus” patent protection to the US-based pharmaceutical MNCs in India. Waiving a “big stick” with unmerited …
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The Constitution grants Congress the power to promote the progress of science and the useful arts through the intellectual property clause. Scholars and the courts understand “progress” to mean an increase in the creation and dissemination of copyrighted works and patented inventions It is...
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Influenza continue to create major problems in many parts of the world. This has therefore been a major concern in many … affordable prices and the protection of pharmaceutical patent which encourages innovation.A pharmaceutical patent is a right … whether innovation is truly achieved by the grant of pharmaceutical patent; and examines the legal framework for …
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Scholars who point to political influences and the regulatory function of patent courts in the U.S. have long … patent and which attracted criticism for a wealth of different reasons, are fine case studies of the current debate over the …
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reason, all states have created disciplinary authorities to regulate and sanction lawyer misconduct. The United States Patent … conduct of trademark attorneys and patent practitioners, owing to the critical role that these professionals play in the …
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local patent activity. We find that increased government spending is associated with reduced individual patent activity … patent concentration in both ownership and product types. This suggests that economic freedom creates an environment …
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The core insight of this Article is that patent rights are not static and fixed, as they are commonly portrayed, but … malleable. Commentators typically treat patent rights as if they are unchanging, frozen forever at the moment the patent issues …. But patent law isn’t so limited. Patent rights are surprisingly malleable: The scope and strength of the right can be …
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Written for a special issue on intellectual property and geography, this article outlines three sets of mismatches that demonstrate the vitality, utility and richness of analyzing intellectual property developments through a geographical lens. The article begins by examining economic geography,...
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