Ian Murray wrote, in part:
> =
> It's the other way around; the intellectual and other types of
> property rights in productive assets are a threat to the majority of
> the world's peoples.
>
> Ian
Good point. But it is both ways. Don't forget they are reacting to us.
Gene
[Very apropos on the WSJ piece and the future of IPR and labor
relations]
Robert L. Hale, "Coercion and Distribution in a Supposedly
Non-Coercive State," 38 Political Science Quarterly (1923), 470-478.
"And while the House of Peers withholds its legislative hand,
And noble statesman do not itch
Boo boo alert:
> If anything it's the other way around. The law determines the
economy
> more than the economy determines the law.
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I meant to say the law determines the economy more than economic
theory does and where economic theory contravenes legal doctrine so
much the worse for econo
