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Compulsory licensing for expensive medicines
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Abstract
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This is a scientific report drafted in response to a tender by KCE; KCE is an independent research centre that provides scientific advice on topics related to health care to the Belgian government. The report includes a legal analysis and an economic analysis regarding the use of compulsory licensing in the context of very expensive medicines. The legal analysis first provides a descriptive analysis regarding the relevant provisions in Belgian, European and international patent law, on patenting and licensing practices and a more evaluative analysis regarding the use of compulsory licensing, in particular in the medical context. It also contains concrete suggestions and recommendations. The report was drafted at the occasion of a legislative proposal in Belgium to introduce a new compulsory licensing mechanism for such situations. |
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Language
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English
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KCE reports ; 356
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Brussels
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KCE
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2022
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DOI
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10.57598/R356C
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200 p.
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Full text (publisher's version - intranet only)
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