...interest and that it continues to serve it. Let me read you the quotation : 'The members of the Commission unanimously agreed that a patent system today is capable...incentive to research, development and innovation. They have discovered no practical substitute for the unique servire it renders.' "That is high praise...

...interest and that it continues to serve it. Let me read you the quotation. 'The members of the Commission unanimously agreed that a patent system today is capable...incentive to research, development and innovation. They have discovered no practical substitute for the unique service it renders.' "That Is high praise...

...and that it continues to serve it. I>et me read you the quotation : 'The members of the Commission unanimously agreed that a patent system today is capable...incentive to research, development and innovation. They have discovered no practical substitute for the unique service it renders.' "That is high praise...

...interest and that it continues to serve it. Let me read you the quotation : 'The members of the Commission unanimously agreed that a patent system today is capable...incentive to research, development and innovation. They have discovered no practical substitute for the unique service it renders.' "That is high praise...

...summarized in the Report of the President's Commission on the Patent System (1966) as follows: "Agreeing that the patent system has in the past performed well...mandate 'to promote the progress of ... useful arts,' the Commission asked itself: What is the basic worth of a patent system in the context of present day...

...Interest and that it continues to serve It. Let me read you the quotation. 'The members of the Commission unanimously agreed that a patent system today is capable...incentive to research, development and innovation. They have discovered no practical substitute for the unique service it renders. 1 "That is high praise...

...prescient connotation. On page 2 of that Commission report, we read: "The members of the Commission unanimously agreed that a patent system today is capable...incentive to research, development, and innovation." AVe would draw that conclusion today more emphatically than ever—surely, we are more seriously and...

...prescient connotation. On page 2 of that Commission report, we read: “The members of the Commission unanimously agreed that a patent system today Is capable...of continuing to provide an incentive to research, develop ment, and innovation.” We would draw that conclusion today more emphatically than ever—surely,...

...Commission of distinguished representa tives from the public academia and the government. That Commission « found "... that the Patent System has in the past...the unique service it renders..." was discovered. It is by the Committee on Government Patent Policy, Federal Council for Science and Technology. That...

...Commission of distinguished representatives from the public academia and the government. That Commission »' found "... that the Patent System has in the past...the unique service it renders..." was discovered. It is significant that the Commission included representatives from the Small Business Administration...