Patent as a Generator Rather than Inhibitor of Drug Accessibility in Developing Countries: a Critical Examination of India's Patent Model

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Patent as a Generator Rather than Inhibitor of Drug Accessibility in Developing Countries: a Critical Examination of India's Patent Model

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Victoria University of Wellington

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Patent's reputation as a constructive mechanism in the developing world was not a common notion. The prospect of utilising pharmaceutical patents to generate drug accessibility in developing countries did not seem possible. However, little credit was given to patents. Through motivating innovation, foreign investment, trade relations and industrialisation, patents can form a prowess pharmaceutical industry in the developing world. This thesis explores the possibility to increasing the availab...

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Masters

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2009

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Pitkovsky, Gilat Ezra

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https://figshare.com/articles/thesis/Patent_as_a_Generator_Rather_than_Inhibitor_of_Drug_Accessib...

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Other law and legal studies not elsewhere classified / Patent / Drug accessibility / India / School: School of Law / Law not elsewhere classified / Marsden: 390199 Law not Elsewhere Classified / Degree Discipline: Law / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Law

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