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A Bad Climate Trade-off

Economics & Deregulation, Trade & IP Unit and Climate Change | Tim Wilson
Wall Street Journal Asia 12th December, 2008

The high priests of climate change are wrapping up their latest meeting today in Poznan, Poland, where the United Nations is hosting a conference...

A change is patently needed

Economics & Deregulation and Trade & IP Unit | Tim Wilson
Australian Financial Review 10th September, 2008

Patents are a private property right designed to incentivise innovation. But the incentives that patents provide for pharmaceutical innovation have...

How not to halt progress

Food & Environment, Trade & IP Unit and Climate Change | Tim Wilson
The Pioneer 1st September, 2008

More than a hundred countries met in Accra last week in negotiations for a new climate change agreement after the Kyoto Protocol expires in...

Attacking patents is a way to halt progress on climate accord

Economics & Deregulation, Trade & IP Unit and Climate Change | Tim Wilson
China Post 29th August, 2008

A hundred countries are meeting in Accra this week in negotiations for a new climate change agreement after the Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012....

Tariffs, not patents, hurt low-carbon innovation

Economics & Deregulation, Trade & IP Unit and Climate Change | Tim Wilson
South China Morning Post 29th August, 2008

A hundred countries are meeting in Accra, Ghana, this week in negotiations for a new climate change agreement after the Kyoto Protocol expires in...

EU's cheese naming proposals are on the nose

Economics & Deregulation and Trade & IP Unit | Tim Wilson
Australian Financial Review 21st June, 2008

It's almost enough to make you choke on your Aussiemade camembert. The European Union is trying to use complex intellectual property rights rules...

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