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Political bluffing as Bayh-Dole policy advice, 2

Posted on April 6, 2018 by Gerald Barnett

This, then, is the “policy” of Bayh-Dole that Allen champions–that nonprofits can and should deal in patent monopolies. Some historical bluffing from Allen’s policy advice (his emphasis): At that time the federal government funded about half of the R&D in … Continue reading →

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