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this post was submitted on 02 Apr 2024
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All would come with the problem that the companys stop investing into research. This would be compensatable by government funded research, but it would be a very large restructuring.
I think its ok for them to hold patents for some medicine, as long as they sell it for a reasonable price. Those patents however should expire after like 5 years.