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Does Copyright Piracy Pay? The Effects of U.S. International Copyright Laws on the Market for Books, 1790-1920

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Does the lack of international copyrights benefit or harm developing countries?I examine the effects of U.S. copyright piracy during a period when the U.S. was itself a developing country.U.S. statutes since

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