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Finally, countries should revisit restrictions on foreign ownership and strengthen intellectual property laws to protect entrepreneurs’ hard-won innovations.
On this basis, the ECB is recasting itself as the incubator of a new intellectual and philosophical synthesis.
The conflict phase of codependency frames it as a zero-sum battle: US allegations of Chinese intellectual property theft are portrayed by the Trump administration as nothing less than an existential threat to America’s economic future.
The always-prickly issues of investment and intellectual property should be a part of any new deal; but, with the US absent, some of the more controversial rules that North American businesses have lobbied for could now be excluded.
In my view, the intellectual case for activist policies – as made, for example, by Dani Rodrik and Ricardo Hausmann of Harvard – is strong.
The intellectual foundations of the new American attitude were laid down in a famous article by Henry Kissinger, Sam Nunn, George Schultz, and William Perry entitled “Toward a Nuclear-Free World.”
Vilks argued that his work was a provocation aimed at revealing the selective liberalism within the Swedish intellectual establishment – its multiculturalism, one could say.
But he also had to maintain his intellectual integrity.
The WTO does not recognize China as a market economy, owing to the Chinese government’s significant involvement in industry and alleged theft of intellectual property.
Many of China’s leading environmentalists are former students and intellectual leaders from the Tiananmen protests of 1989 who believe that environmental activism offers an avenue for advancing broader political reform.
While the Fund remains wedded to eventual financial liberalization, it now acknowledges that free movement of capital rests on a much weaker intellectual foundation than does the case for free trade.
The March of Scientific FollyScientists take enormous pride in their avowals of intellectual impartiality.
This is unfortunate, as the TPP would have revolutionized intellectual property rights and boosted transparency to unprecedented levels, while lowering tariff and non-tariff barriers.
People are angry and tired with the postcommunists, and they do not feel at home in the overly intellectual and westernized Union of Freedom.
But others cannot embrace its glib populism, and are deeply troubled by the intellectual vacuum of the right’s campaign.
If these proliferating trade pacts are to spur virtuous cycles of growth for developing countries, they must not only reduce trade barriers; they must also build the institutional framework of a modern economy, including robust intellectual property (IP) rights.
One study found that in 2009, across a variety of industries in the US, intellectual capital – patents, copyrights, databases, brands, and organizational knowledge – held a 44% share of firms’ overall market value.
Despite all the intellectual applause, however, wage insurance programs are still not a significant force in the world economy.
Furthermore, economists have been reluctant to share their intellectual doubts with the public, lest they “empower the barbarians.”
But China has been playing a different game with its alleged theft of intellectual property and forced technology transfers.
Japan's current lethargy is due, in part, to the in-bred languor of Japanese intellectual life.
Poverty and the rigid social control of a reactionary Roman Catholic Church made the country inhospitable to intellectual life -- to Britain's and America's great advantage, because both received many bright Irish fleeing the stultifying intellectual life of their homeland.
As late as the 1980s, only two out of ten Taiwanese who studied in the US returned home, due to its bleak social, intellectual and political environment.
Innovation in government is not an intellectual luxury, a topic confined to seminars and panel discussions, or a matter only of administrative reforms.
Whereas more than 80% of the value of the Standard & Poor’s 500 consisted of tangible assets 40 years ago, today that ratio is reversed: more than 80% of the largest companies’ value is intangible – the knowledge and skills of their employees and the intellectual property embedded in their products.
Consolidators versus StimulatorsLONDON – All intellectual systems rely on assumptions that do not need to be spelled out because all members of that particular intellectual community accept them.
“Getting to that realization,” says Krugman, “was an awesome intellectual achievement.”
The research provides NGOs and government officials with the intellectual ammunition to advocate for more funding for effective solutions, and it gives donors and elected officials a wealth of data on which to base tough decisions.
TRIPS, the intellectual property regime adopted in the last round of trade negotiations, deprived millions in the developing world of access to life-saving drugs.
But discussions about competition and fair trade again demonstrate the intellectual poverty and inequity of trade negotiations.
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