The U.S. patent system is besieged by costly litigation and a growing chorus of critics who claim that patents are neither economically nor morally justified. A variety of proposed reforms and entrepreneurial institutions, however, might improve it significantly, resulting in more justice for inventors and more funding to help them develop inventions that benefit society.
Seeking the Patent Truth
Patents Can Provide Justice and Funding for Inventors
By Arthur M. Diamond, Jr.
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article
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the Winter 2014/15 issue of The Independent Review.
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