Document Type
Notes
Publication Date
1985
Language
en-US
Abstract
One common justification of intellectual property rights seems to rest with an appreciation of the creator's labors. Since he has exerted effort, and created something of value, he seems to deserve something for his pains. A claim of ownership over the thing created is sometimes considered a fitting reward.
Recommended Citation
Wendy J. Gordon, Notes on Becker and the Exploitation/Competition Requirement (1985).
