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Friday, May 13, 2016
Question regarding copyright in Man, Economy, and State.
So when Rothbard discusses IP in Man, Economy, and State, he talks about patents being government enforced monopolies that shouldn't exist. He also talks about copyrights which he seems in favor of. Can anyone explain more clearly why these are treated differently and what exactly the view on these items is?