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In support of the TRIPS agreement

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As a consequence of the much debated TRIPs agreement of 1994, developing countries in the World Trade Organization (WTO) experienced a period of combined stronger intellectual property rights (IPR) protection and trade liberalization. We present a North-South trade model with R&D-driven growth and multinational rms that can be used to study the welfare eects of international technology transfer under simultaneous trade liberalization and strengthened IPR

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