CEPR researches how US government-granted monopolies of patents, copyrights, and other forms of intellectual property redistribute income upward and the role of digital global trade and international commercial agreements on inequality and economic mobility.
CEPR investiga cómo los monopolios de patentes, derechos de autor y otras formas de propiedad intelectual otorgados por el gobierno de los Estados Unidos redistribuyen el ingreso hacia arriba. CEPR analiza el papel del comercio mundial digital y los acuerdos comerciales internacionales sobre desigualdad y movilidad económica.
CEPR researches how US government-granted monopolies of patents, copyrights, and other forms of intellectual property redistribute income upward and the role of digital global trade and international commercial agreements on inequality and economic mobility.
CEPR investiga cómo los monopolios de patentes, derechos de autor y otras formas de propiedad intelectual otorgados por el gobierno de los Estados Unidos redistribuyen el ingreso hacia arriba. CEPR analiza el papel del comercio mundial digital y los acuerdos comerciales internacionales sobre desigualdad y movilidad económica.
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Health and Social ProgramsIntellectual Property Bird Flu Fears: Is There a Better Way to Develop Drugs?Alan Barber / October 02, 2005
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GovernmentIntellectual Property Are Copyrights a Textbook Scam? Alternatives for Financing Textbook Production in the 21st CenturyAlan Barber / September 05, 2005
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Globalization and TradeIntellectual Property The Reform of Intellectual PropertyAlan Barber / July 01, 2005
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Economic GrowthGlobalization and TradeIntellectual PropertyWorld A Dangerous ImbalanceMark Weisbrot / April 28, 2005
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Intellectual Property The Benefits to State Governments from the Free Market Drug ActAlan Barber / November 16, 2004
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Health and Social ProgramsIntellectual Property Financing Drug Research: What Are the Issues?Alan Barber / September 21, 2004
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Globalization and TradeGovernmentIntellectual PropertyLatin America and the Caribbean The Cancún Ministerial and the U.S.: Public Perception, Reality, and ImplicationsAlan BarberMark Weisbrot / February 03, 2004
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Intellectual Property The Artistic Freedom Voucher: Internet Age Alternative to CopyrightsAlan Barber / November 05, 2003
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Globalization and TradeIntellectual Property Professional Protectionists: The Gains From Free Trade in Highly Paid Professional ServicesAlan Barber / September 09, 2003
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Globalization and TradeIntellectual PropertyLatin America and the Caribbean World Bank Involvement in the Privitisation of Public Pension Systems in Dev. & Transition CountriesAlan Barber / June 01, 2003
