@article{49509,
      author = {Maskus, Keith E.,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/49509},
      title = {Private Rights and Public Problems : the Global Economics  of Intellectual Property in the 21st century /},
      publisher = {Peterson Institute for International Economics,},
      abstract = {Intellectual property rights (IPRs)―patents, copyrights,  and trademarks―have moved from an arcane area of legal  analysis and a policy backwater to the forefront of global  economic policymaking. Apple and Samsung's patent battle  illustrates the importance of IPRs and how they impact  everyone. Private Rights and Public Problems is a completed  update of the seminal, oft-cited 2000 study, Intellectual  Property Rights in the Global Economy. This new book  documents the remarkable global changes in IPRs policies  that have taken place since the founding of the World Trade  Organization (WTO) and analyzes both the benefits and costs  of the global IPRs system.},
      recid = {49509},
      pages = {xvi, 391p. :},
      address = {Washington, DC :},
      year = {2012},
}