The Growing Power of Biotech Monopolies Threatens Affordable Care
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The U.S. has worsened the problem by making the 12-year auto-monopoly a key sticking point in its trade negotiations with the Pacific Rim and with Canada and Mexico: demanding that other countries also adopt the same rule, regardless of underlying intellectual property. Those who favor an innovative pharmceutical market should oppose mandatory monopolies for which innovation is absent.Featured Publications
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