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Economics Jan 7, 2019 Snapshot

The Real History of Intellectual Piracy

What China Can Learn From America

B. Zorina Khan

Trade Oct 28, 2016 Response

What Past Trade Deals Reveal About Drug Pricing

Thomas Bollyky's defends his study on the effects of U.S. trade deals on drug prices.

Thomas J. Bollyky

Trade Oct 28, 2016 Response

The TPP and Drug Prices

In March, Thomas J. Bollyky argued in Foreign Affairs that, in a sign of what observers should expect from the TPP, previous international trade agreements have not...

Amy Kapczynski, Bhaven N. Sampat, and Kenneth C. Shadlen

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Trade Jul 13, 2015 Snapshot

The TPP's Bad Medicine

Intellectual property protections for medicines are often overlooked in public discussions of U.S. trade agreements. But they shouldn’t be. Negotiations over such...

Fran Quigley

An aerial banner, sponsored by Doctor Without Borders opposing the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP), is displayed by an airplane flying up the Hudson River in New York, January 28, 2015.

Intellectual Property Apr 8, 2013 Snapshot

Washington's Secret Weapon Against Chinese Hackers

The United States faces unprecedented threats in cyberspace. But in its efforts to mitigate them, Washington is neglecting one of its best tools: economic sanctions....

Zachary K. Goldman

Labor Feb 27, 2013 Snapshot

How to Protect Intellectual Property

There are limits to what governments can do about intellectual property theft. It is time to start considering what the private sector can do. After years of pressure,...

Pamela Passman

Economics Feb 26, 2013 Snapshot

For Transatlantic Trade, This Time Is Different

In the past, U.S. and European negotiators have tried and failed to create a unified transatlantic market. But the trade talks that President Obama announced this...

Tyson Barker

Intellectual Property March/April 2013 Essay

A Light in the Forest

Since 1988, Brazilians have cleared more than 153,000 square miles of Amazonian rain forest, devastating the environment and driving global climate change forward ever...

Jeff Tollefson

An aerial view of a natural lake fed by a spring in the Amazon River basin near Manaus, September 30, 2010.

Economics November/December 2012 Essay

How to Make Almost Anything

In recent decades, the world has been rocked by revolutions in the digitization of computation and communication. Now the physical world is being digitized, thanks to...

Neil Gershenfeld

French engineer and professional violinist Laurent Bernadac plays the "3Dvarius", a 3D printed violin made of transparent resin, during an interview with Reuters in Paris, France, September 11, 2015.

Economics July/August 2012 Comment

Trading Up in Asia

The Trans-Pacific Partnership, a massive multilateral trade agreement now in the works that focuses on the Asia-Pacific region, could add billions of dollars to the U...

Bernard K. Gordon

Economics Sep 28, 2010 Snapshot

China's Innovation Wall

In a bid to end its dependence on foreign intellectual property and become a global power in science and technology, China is attempting to foster indigenous...

Adam Segal

Intellectual Property November/December 2002 Essay

Who Owns Ideas? The War Over Global Intellectual Property

Copy Fights provides a provocative and balanced introduction to the brewing global battle over intellectual property rights.

David S. Evans

Economics January/February 2001 Essay

A Grand Trade Bargain

Washington faces two enormous tasks in forming economic policy: it must preserve U.S. economic supremacy while defusing the bitter resentment that America's clout...

David E. Sanger

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