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Congress is in the process of rewriting the United States' patent laws. Scientific and technological changes in virtually all markets have dramatically altered the patent system itself. Reacting to fears that patents and patent litigation could retard rather than support technological progress, legislators are poised to take action with the...
Congress is in the process of rewriting the United States' patent laws. Scientific and technological changes in virtually all markets have dramatically altered the patent system itself. Reacting to fears that patents and patent litigation could retard rather than support technological progress, legislators are poised to take action with the...
This book offers a timely discussion of biotechnology patent reform.
Patent litigation is broken, and Congress is every bit as qualified as--and often more qualified than--the courts to fix it.
There are three policy options for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac: privatization, nationalization, or liquidation.




