Intellectual Property Rights in the Global EconomyPeterson Institute, 2000 - 266 pages |
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Page 29
... interest in avoiding this outcome by providing defined prop- erty rights in information . In some cases private mechanisms , such as market lead times , difficulty in copying or imitating particular technolo- gies , and marketing ...
... interest in avoiding this outcome by providing defined prop- erty rights in information . In some cases private mechanisms , such as market lead times , difficulty in copying or imitating particular technolo- gies , and marketing ...
Page 34
... interests on the part of US authors and publishers to receive protection abroad . Even so , the new law , which imposed dis- criminatory requirements on foreigners , remained explicitly protection- ist . Only with American accession to ...
... interests on the part of US authors and publishers to receive protection abroad . Even so , the new law , which imposed dis- criminatory requirements on foreigners , remained explicitly protection- ist . Only with American accession to ...
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... interests from weak protection are foreign , they command little weight in the policy framework . The creation of indigenous firms that develop and produce items that require security from piracy has been the traditional spur to- ward ...
... interests from weak protection are foreign , they command little weight in the policy framework . The creation of indigenous firms that develop and produce items that require security from piracy has been the traditional spur to- ward ...
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... interests of educational , scientific , and technical advance . Thus , limited uncompensated quotation of a work is allowed , subject to appro- priate citation , as is the making of a limited number of copies for educa- tional and ...
... interests of educational , scientific , and technical advance . Thus , limited uncompensated quotation of a work is allowed , subject to appro- priate citation , as is the making of a limited number of copies for educa- tional and ...
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... interests in wide access to their creations . There may be natural market mechanisms that would provide adequate remuneration to creators in the absence of copyrights . Examples include subject matter that is relatively inaccessible ...
... interests in wide access to their creations . There may be natural market mechanisms that would provide adequate remuneration to creators in the absence of copyrights . Examples include subject matter that is relatively inaccessible ...
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