The incentive is to do one, which is to prevent competition, anticompetitive monopoly forces, versus the money it takes to develop truly novel innovation.
Jodey Arrington: “The incentive is to do one, which is to prevent competition, anticompetitive monopoly forces, versus the money it takes…”
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Arrington highlights the conflict between patent protection and true innovation investment.
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