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Examines the consequences of excessive property rights creating an underuse of resources, addressing such issues as excessive patent rights that inhibit the development of life-saving drugs, real estate practices that lead to a loss of family estates, and copyright laws.
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The gridlock economy: how too much ownership wrecks markets, stops innovation, and costs lives
2008, Basic Books
in English
0465029167 9780465029167
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Table of Contents
The tragedy of the anticommons
Welcome to the lexicon
Where are the cures?
You can't hear me now
Block parties, fan teams and banana republics
Empty Moscow storefronts
The world is mine oyster
A solutions toolkit.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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