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backWas Napster Right?
An article in the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank magazine, The Region by Douglas Clement based on Boldrin & Levine's analysis of intellectual property. Reprinted in Reason Online, also see the Slashdot thread on our book and on the Reason article, and the discussion
at the Library of Economics and Liberty.
[Posted at 04/15/2003 08:58 AM by David K. Levine on Was Napster Right? CommentsSubmit Comment |
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