Theoretical justifications for intellectual property

[@mali___4673]

Very well explained, thank you sir. Anyone not in agreement is just not paying the proper attention or has a natural disposition towards confusion because you were very clear and eloquent.

[@indrayanibhosale5323]

Precise and insightful lecture!!

[@ebonecimafranca1116]

Insightful yet simply explained. Thanks!

[@khushboodadheech9559]

Great work Sir!! Greatly explained. Thank you.

[@cosmic_ener]

00:38 Exploring philosophical justifications for intellectual property rights 03:45 Utilitarian theory by Stuart Mill on calculating act's goodness based on happiness vs harm 06:28 Intellectual property protection encourages innovation and knowledge sharing. 09:16 Trademark protection helps consumers and manufacturers 12:13 Intellectual property protection encourages creativity and innovation. 15:05 Intellectual property rights restrict innovation and competition. 17:46 Intellectual property is based on labor exerted by an individual. 20:28 Labor Theory justifies intellectual property for creations 22:45 Private property rights should not harm others and leave enough for all 25:00 Personality theory justifies intellectual property based on individual will and manifestation. 27:18 Hegel's personality theory justifies intellectual property based on the manifestation of an inventor's will. 00:00 Intellectual property rights are based on utilitarian and natural rights theories.

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[@ActingKaQeeda]

Good but presenter should try to overcome his repetition of the words: AS SUCH, ACTUALLY, KIND OF. They have been uttered in every sentence almost diluting the meaning and effect of the information he is presenting.