For
I) This would incentives the entrepreneur for more innovation and hence higher technological development . Future trade will depend only on cutting edge technology.
2) According to Schumpeter the growth of country in long run would depend upon the innovation and Innovation depends on the incentives from regulators that provide incentives in form of patents.
Against
* Monopolies would be against the principle of egalitarian society. Consumers interest would be at stake.
* More resources in hand of few ( as in case of Monopoly) wouldcreate anarchy in society and anarchist would lead to disruption of peace , law and order in society.
* Monopolist would lead to underproduction of goods which is far away from socially optimal .
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(d) In addition to patents, what methods can firms use to protect their intellectual property? How do these methods and patents compare in effectiveness?
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