Dante on Nostr: It was England that created this in the way it is today and, curiously, under the ...
It was England that created this in the way it is today and, curiously, under the name of Statute of Monopolies.
This created a generalized market reserve for the State, in relation to the population itself. There were already patents before, but they were much more specific.
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