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The International Patent System

Massel, Mark S.

Journal of economic issues, 1973-12, Vol.7 (4), p.645-664 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Título:
The International Patent System
Autor: Massel, Mark S.
Assuntos: Appropriate technology ; Developing countries ; Economic systems ; International license agreements ; Licensing ; Monopoly ; Patent law ; Patent licensing ; Technological innovation ; Technology transfer ; Treaties
É parte de: Journal of economic issues, 1973-12, Vol.7 (4), p.645-664
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Descrição: PATENTS ARE REGARDED AS KEY FACTORS IN THE TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY AND IN DISPERSION OF TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE. BY PROVIDING A LIMITED MONOPOLY, THEY ARE INTENDED TO STIMULATE INNOVATION AND INVESTMENT. MORE SPECIFICALLY, THEY ARE EXPECTED TO PROVIDE THE MAIN VEHICLE FOR DISPERSING TECHNOLOGY. THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO INDUCE THE PATENTEE EITHER TO START PRODUCTION IN OTHER COUNTRIES OR TO LICENSE OTHERS TO PRODUCE. PATENTS ALSO HAVE BEEN USED TO AVOID THE TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY. MANY HAVE BEEN EMPLOYED TO PROTECT IMPORT MARKETS FROM DOMESTIC COMPETITION FROM IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY. THE ARTICLE DESCRIBES WHAT IS CALLED THE INTERNATIONAL PATENT SYSTEM. IT DISCUSSES THE INDICATIONS THAT THE SYSTEM AS IT IS OPERATING CURRENTLY DOESN'T MEET THE NEEDS OF EITHER THE INDUSTRIALIZED OR THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, AS WELL AS THE EVIDENT NECESSITY FOR REFORM BY CHANGING THE NATIONAL SYSTEMS WHICH COMPOSE IT.
Editor: Lincoln: Routledge
Idioma: Inglês

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