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The multiple features of intellectual property rights and industrial competition are explored through the analytically rigorous lens of the frontier of the economics literature. The book covers a broad range of issues ranging from industrial espionage to collective property rights in cultural...

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Geographical indications and TRIPS

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Negotiations for WIPO Development Agenda : A Human Rights Perspective

Paul, Relfi - 2015

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Revisiting development innovations in least developed countries : a practical review of selected intellectual property rights measures

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The Political Economy of Intellectual Property Reforms

Kesan, Jay P. - 2019

Intellectual property (IP) law regimes in the United States are designed as tradeoffs between protection for creators (inventors, authors, and the like), and the interests of the consuming public. Reform of the patent system does not ascribe to a general idea of optimality or system efficiency...

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