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An Economic Model for the Incentive/Access Paradigm of Copyright Propertization: An Argument In Support of the Proposed New 514 to the Copyright Act
This article proposes an economic model of the incentive-access paradigm for copyright designed to correspond to the goal of maximizing societal welfare. The article begins with a discussion on the foundations of copyright and the objectives of the Constitution’s Copyright Clause. The article adopt
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