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False choice fallacies aren't helpful. Incentives change behavior at the margins. So if there were no patents, we'd like have fewer drugs.
by CWuestefeld 5y ago
False choice fallacies aren't helpful. Incentives change behavior at the margins. So if there were no patents, we'd like have fewer drugs.
- aunty_helen 5y agoYes I know, that's why I replied to: >but little to copy, therefore companies would stop doing research altogether. It's much more likely these companies would find a different incentives / business models.