Locked In: Australia gets a bad intellectual property deal
Abstract
In February 2004, Australia entered a free trade agreement with the United States which included a long, very detailed chapter on intellectual property law. This article examines the implications - short and long term - of that chapter for Australia.
Suggested Citation
Kimberlee G. Weatherall. "Locked In: Australia gets a bad intellectual property deal" Policy: a journal of public policy and ideas Dec. 2004: 18-24.
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