NIH Licensing Would Benefit from Free-Market Provisions

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Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 51 (S2):24-27 (2023)
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Government encouragement of free markets is a highly effective means of fostering pharmaceutical innovation; the NIH, by including “free-market provisions” in its licensing agreements that discourage anti-competitive and research-impeding behavior, can do a great deal to support this goal even without legislative overhaul.

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