10-11-2020
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US President-elect Joe Biden is pushing forward with his plans for office, but what effect will his presidency have on IP?
US President-elect Joe Biden is pushing forward with his plans for office, but what effect will his presidency have on IP?
Perhaps the best guide to Biden’s stance on IP is his platform website, particularly the “Made in all of America” page.
Biden claims that President Trump has “denied science, under-funded research and development, and implemented policies that encourage more manufacturing to move overseas”, and that Trump’s main manufacturing and innovation strategy is “trickle-down economics that works for corporate executives and Wall Street investors, but not working families”.
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Joe Biden, US presidency, intellectual property, USPTO, innovation, drug pricing, pharma, IP theft, China, Donald Trump
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