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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Intellectual Property Saving Journalism Will Require Some New ThinkingDean Baker / April 23, 2020
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CoronavirusEconomic Crisis and RecoveryIntellectual Property The Washington Post’s Debt CultDean Baker / April 19, 2020
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Globalization and TradeInequalityIntellectual Property Bret Stephens’ Employers May Keep Big Pharma Haters Out of the New York Times, but We Are Everywhere ElseDean Baker / April 18, 2020
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Economic Crisis and RecoveryIntellectual Property Debt and Deficits with the CoronavirusDean Baker / April 17, 2020
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Economic Crisis and RecoveryGlobalization and TradeIntellectual Property It’s the End of the World Economy as We Know It, Just Like the Great RecessionDean Baker / April 16, 2020
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CoronavirusGlobalization and TradeIntellectual Property The US Government Pays 0.01 Percent of Its Budget to the World Health OrganizationDean Baker / April 13, 2020
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Intellectual Property Why Do Economists Have Such a Hard Time Imagining Open Source Biomedical Research?Dean Baker / April 04, 2020
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CoronavirusGovernmentIntellectual PropertyUS Getting Beyond Trump’s Coronavirus Clown ShowDean Baker / TRUTHOUT / March 02, 2020
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Globalization and TradeIntellectual PropertyUS American Consumers Are Paying for Trump’s TariffsDean Baker / INSIDE SOURCES / February 20, 2020
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Health and Social ProgramsIntellectual PropertyUS Government-Granted Patent Monopolies Are Driving Up Drug PricesDean Baker / September 09, 2019
