Titlebook: Global Intellectual Property Rights; Knowledge, Access an Peter Drahos (Professor),Ruth Mayne (Policy advise Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Exploring the Hidden Costs of Patentsr years of pottering in the garden shed will change the world. Precisely the same system is the bulwark of strategy in some of the world’s most powerful companies, and is fundamental to the way the drugs of modern medicine are discovered and developed. Can the one instrument serve such diverse purpo

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Intellectual Property and the Human Genomebout this component, which is an immensely long thin molecule, is that it turned out to carry the genome — the code of instructions to make us. The same applies to any other living being, since each has its own genome encoded in DNA.

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Access to Medicine and Compliance with the WTO TRIPS Accord: Models for State Practice in Developingpulsory licensing and government use of patents are examined, as a tool to increase access to medicines in developing countries.. The recommendations in this chapter are informed by the following facts.

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Access to Medicines: Patents, Prices and Public Policy — Consumer Perspectivese management of ill health. According to the Director General of WHO, over a third of the world’s population (over two billion people) have no regular access to essential drugs and most of them do not have access to basic healthcare. The majority of households in developing countries pay for their o

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Negotiating Intellectual Property Rights: Between Coercion and Dialoguets economic contraction? One suggestion is that the long run performance of economies has much to do with efficiently defined property rights (North, 1990). Designed in the right way property rights will reduce negative externalities, allow for bargaining and avoid tragedies of the commons. Naturall

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