Document Type

Closed Project

Publication Date

Summer 2013

Instructor

Xiangdong Chen

Course Title

Innovation and Intellectual Property Management

Course Number

ETM 510

Abstract

The paper describes the effect of TRIPS agreement on the less developed nations, and the steps taken by those governments to protect the health care industry from high cost charged by the global companies. It studies the case of India and Thailand; steps taken by these nations and implications of those steps. Different legal cases and compulsory licensing grants given by these nations and the reasons behind them have been analyzed and described in the paper. It gives a glimpse of the health care system in the developing nations.

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http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/21923

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