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Objections to overly broad 
intellectual property laws, some

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critics of intellectual property
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culture movement pointed 
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harming Health. 
In the case of pharmaceutical, 

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patents preventing progress and 
benefiting concentrated interest

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to the detriment of the masses 
and argue that the public 

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interest is harmed by ever 
expansive monopolies. 

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In the form of copyright 
extensions, software patents, 

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and business method. 
Patents more recently, 

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scientists and Engineers are 
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That patent tickets are 
undermining technological. 

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Development even in high-tech 
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Petra. 
Moser has asserted that 

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historical analysis suggests 
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May harm Innovation over all, 
the weight of the existing 

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historical evidence suggests 
that patent policies which Grant

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strong intellectual property 
rights to early generations of 

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inventors. 
May discourage Innovation on the

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contrary policies that encourage
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modify patent laws to facilitate
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And encourage competition may be
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encourage innovation in support 
of that argument. 

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You're botton Nicola, Bianchi 
and Petra, Moser find historical

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evidence that especially 
compulsory licensing, which 

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allows governments to license 
patents without the consent of 

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patent owners. 
Encouraged invention in Germany 

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in the early 20th century by 
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competition in fields with low 
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competition. 
Peter drain hose notes, property

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rights conferred authority, over
resources when Authority is 

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granted to the few over 
resources on which the many 

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depend, the few gain power over 
the goals of the many, this is 

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consequences for both political 
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a society, the world 
intellectual property 

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organization wipo recognizes the
conflicts may exist between the 

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respect for an implementation of
current intellectual property 

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systems and other human rights 
in 2001. 

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The UN committee on economic 
social, and cultural rights 

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issued, a document called human 
rights and intellectual property

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that argued that intellectual 
property tends to be governed by

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economic goals when it should be
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product in order to serve human 
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Intellectual property systems 
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Human rights laws, according to 
the committee, when systems fail

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to do. 
So they risk infringing upon the

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human right to Food and Health 
and a cultural participation and

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scientific benefits in 2004. 
The general assembly of weep o 

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adopted, the Geneva Declaration 
on the future of the world 

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intellectual property 
organization, which argues that 

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we post should focus more on the
needs of developing countries 

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and to view IP as one of many 
tools for development not as an 

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end in itself. 
Ethical problems are most 

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pertinent when socially valuable
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medicines are given IP. 
Protection while the application

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of Ip rights can allow companies
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marginal cost of production. 
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research and development, the 
price May exclude from the 

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market. 
Anyone who cannot afford the 

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cost of the product. 
In this case, a life-saving drug

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an IP are driven regime is 
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conducive to the investment of 
R&D of products that are 

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socially valuable to 
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Populations Libertarians have 
differing views on intellectual 

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property, Stephan kinsella, an 
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wing of Argues against 
intellectual property because 

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allowing property rights and 
ideas and information creates 

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artificial scarcity and 
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tangible property. 
Kinsella uses the following 

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scenario to argue this point. 
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in caves, one bright guy, let's 
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build a log, cabin on an open 
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To be sure this is a good idea 
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They naturally imitate Gulp 
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their own cabins but the Man to 
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Advocates would have a right to 
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houses on their own land with 
their own logs or to charge them

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a fee. 
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plain that the innovator in 
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owner of the tangible property, 
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others, do not to First 
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property for it is already owned
but due to his coming up with an

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idea. 
Clearly this rule flies in the 

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face of the first user 
homesteading rule arbitrarily in

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groundlessly overriding the very
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That is at the foundation of all
property, rights, Thomas 

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Jefferson once said in a letter 
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13th, 1813. 
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less susceptible than all others
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It is the action of the thinking
power called an idea, which an 

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individual May exclusively 
possess as long as he keeps it 

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to himself. 
But the moment it is divulged. 

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It forces itself into the 
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receiver cannot dispossess 
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It's peculiar character to is 
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because every other possesses 
the whole of it, he who receives

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an idea for me receives 
instruction himself without 

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lessening mine as he who lights 
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without darkening me in 2005, 
the Royal Society of Arts 

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launched the Adelphi Charter 
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international policy statement 
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make balanced intellectual 
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Another aspect of current u.s. 
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legislation is its focus on 
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Thus copyright protection can 
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Original works of authorship. 
Ship critics, like, Phillip 

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Bennett argue that this does not
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against cultural appropriation 
of indigenous knowledge for 

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which a collective IP regime is 
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Intellectual property law has 
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recognizing new forms of art 
such as the remix culture, whose

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participants often commit what 
technically constitutes 

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violations of such laws creation
works such as anime music videos

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and others or are otherwise 
subject to unnecessary burdens 

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and limitations which prevent 
them from fully expressing 

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themselves, 70 objections to the
Expansion in nature and scope of

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intellectual property laws, 
other criticism of intellectual 

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property, law concerns, the 
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property, both in duration and 
in scope as scientific 

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knowledge, has expanded and 
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in fields, such as biotechnology
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Originators of Technology have 
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technologies. 
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living organisms. 
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certain living organisms have 
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century. 
The increase in terms of 

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protection is Be seen in 
relation to copyright which has 

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recently been the subject of 
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States and in Europe with no 
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copyright notices, this is 
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increase in orphan Works. 
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copyright owner cannot be 
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A problem that has been noticed 
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bodies around the world. 
Also with respect to copyright 

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the American film industry 
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construct of intellectual 
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Organization. 
The Motion Picture Association 

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of America MPAA. 
In a mic is briefs in important 

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cases in lobbying before 
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And in its statements to the 
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strong protection of 
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framing, it's presentations. 
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people are entitled to the 
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their labor. 
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awareness of the position of the
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largest producer of films, has 
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conception of intellectual 
property, these doctrinal 

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reforms have further. 
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them pay even more power and 
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The growth of the internet and 
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engines. 
Like, Kazan Nutella have 

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represented a challenge for 
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The recording industry 
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In particular, has been on the 
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copyright infringement which the
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The industry has had victories 
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a highly publicized case, 
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Napster and some people have 
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files in violation of copyright.
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increase in the attempt to use 
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Are based digital Rights 
Management tools to restrict the

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copying and use of digitally 
based Works laws such as the 

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Digital Millennium. 
Copyright Act have been enacted 

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that use criminal law to prevent
any circumvention of software 

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Provisions, to prevent 
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protection, have existed in the 
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expanded in, for example, 
article 6 and 7, the copyright 

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directive other examples are 
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directive of 1991 and the 
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Directive of 1998, this can 
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public domain Works limitations 
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uses Allowed by the copyright 
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Like the gnu GPL, three are 
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May permit circumvention under 
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it is necessary to achieve 
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However, distribution of 
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instructions may be illegal in 
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This expansion has been driven 
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harmonize the definition of 
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agreement. 
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intellectual property rights 
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formalized regulations for IP 
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common law or not at all in 
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Pursuant to trips any sign which
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the products or Services of one 
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Services of another business is 
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A trademark using corporate tax.
Avoidance intellectual property 

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has Become a core tool in 
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Avoidance IP is a key component 
of the leading multinational tax

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avoidance, base erosion and 
profit Shifting, the EPS tools, 

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which the oecd estimates costs 
$100 to 240 billion in Lost 

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Both the US and the EU 
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decided to depart from the oecd 
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was set up in 2013 to combat, IP
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and launch their own 
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P, beps tax, regimes us tax cuts
and jobs Act of 2017 which has 

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several anti IP beps abuse tax 
regimes including guilty tax in 

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the beat tax regimes, the EU 
commission 2018 Digital Services

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tax Which is less advanced than 
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override IP beps tools via a 
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US and EU commission from the 
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Project process is attributed to
frustrations with the rise in IP

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as a key beps tax tool creating 
Assets which are then turned 

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into royalty payment Bev 
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Capital allowance. 
Bet schemes Capital allowances 

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for intangibles in contrast. 
The oecd has spent years 

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developing an advocating, 
intellectual property as a legal

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and a gap accounting concept, 
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In intellectual property. 
Women have historically been 

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underrepresented in the creation
and ownership of intellectual 

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property, covered by 
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According to the world 
intellectual property 

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organization, women composed 
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even as recently as 20/20, this 
disparity is the result of 

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several factors. 
Including systemic bias, sexism 

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and discrimination, within the 
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Space under representation 
within stem and barriers to 

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access of necessary, finance and
knowledge in order to obtain 

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intellectual property rights 
among other reasons.