Intellectual Property Rights in the Global EconomyPeterson Institute, 2000 - 266 pages |
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... questions are so important and so starkly framed as the potential distribution of benefits and costs that could emerge under a stronger global system of IPRs . Distribution ef- fects will emerge in a static sense both within countries ...
... questions are so important and so starkly framed as the potential distribution of benefits and costs that could emerge under a stronger global system of IPRs . Distribution ef- fects will emerge in a static sense both within countries ...
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... questions that arise . Having given qualitative and quantitative answers to the previous questions , I apply those results to the following problems : □ What will be the balance of global benefits and costs from the TRIPs agreement ...
... questions that arise . Having given qualitative and quantitative answers to the previous questions , I apply those results to the following problems : □ What will be the balance of global benefits and costs from the TRIPs agreement ...
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... questions about the protection of intellectual property . Trademarks and trade secrets are used extensively in all industries , though some forms of goods and ser- vices are more prone to their application . For example , producers of ...
... questions about the protection of intellectual property . Trademarks and trade secrets are used extensively in all industries , though some forms of goods and ser- vices are more prone to their application . For example , producers of ...
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... question is whether TRIPs moves the world closer to a global economic optimum : Does it strike the best balance between dy- namic incentives and static market needs and ensure an acceptable distri- bution of benefits across countries ...
... question is whether TRIPs moves the world closer to a global economic optimum : Does it strike the best balance between dy- namic incentives and static market needs and ensure an acceptable distri- bution of benefits across countries ...
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... questions surround the TRIPs implementation decisions being taken by developing countries throughout the world . The ... questions . If it stimulates further discussion of these controversial questions , the volume will have served its ...
... questions surround the TRIPs implementation decisions being taken by developing countries throughout the world . The ... questions . If it stimulates further discussion of these controversial questions , the volume will have served its ...
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