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Among the casualties of COVID-19 has been Americans’ tolerance with needless bureaucracy, nuisance lawsuits, and regulatory red tape. When the economy was booming and near full employment, it didn’t seem to matter much that companies often wasted time and money on extra paperwork and legal bills. Now, as we teeter on the edge of an actual sustained depression, we need to do everything possible to clear the way for job creation and business expansion again.
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Rochelle · ·
If something isn’t broken, it doesn’t make sense to try to fix it. And yet some are eager to start tinkering with our nation’s patent system, even though the system is working very well.
Protecting patents are a core value of Americans and consistent with the idea that investors have a property right to their inventions. According to Adam Mossoff who wrote back in 2013 at the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) that “in the early American republic, courts secured patents as fundamental property rights.”
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Rochelle · ·
By now we’re all-too-familiar with Internet trolls, those annoying people who’ve turned social media into a cesspool of insults and idiocy. But those trolls, while aggravating, are essentially harmless. We can learn to ignore them.
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Rochelle · ·
As fear over the spread of coronavirus intensifies, researchers around the globe are scrambling to find a cure. The antiviral drug remdesivir is showing promise, both in the United States and China. Yet as seen all too often, patent disputes have emerged between U.S. pharmaceutical company Gilead and Chinese researchers working on a cure. Disputes like this often grab headlines, as do patent wars between tech giants like Apple and Qualcomm. But most conflicts over patents fail to garner this kind of attention. In fact, most people who find themselves entangled in a patent struggle lack the resources of large pharmaceutical and tech companies, leaving them vulnerable to patent litigation that can end in bankruptcy
Read More: Real Clear Health
Rochelle · ·
Right now, our nation is experiencing a time of deep crisis. It is very important for the federal government to preserve the motivation for American entrepreneurs to create the best new treatment for the coronavirus. One way to do so is for the federal government to protect intellectual property from theft..
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