Of Green Tulips And Legal Kudzu: Repackaging Rights In Subpatentable Innovation

Jerome H. Reichman

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Abstract How to enable entrepreneurs to appropriate the fruits of their investments in cumulative and sequential innovation without impeding follow-on innova tion and without creating barriers to entry has become one of the great unsolved puzzles that the law and economics of intellectual property rights needs to address as the new millennium gets underway.1 This chapter draws briefly from my earlier works to identify some of the key historical difficulties encountered in protecting.

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