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A Logical Proof That the Common Good, Not Economics, Underlies Copyright
Copyright experts endlessly debate its purpose: economic or common good. Both sides cite to judicial language backing their interpretations, and the frequency and cost of litigation between those representing the two interests have noticeably increased over recent years. This article aims at a simpl
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