专有的道德。追求专利引发了限制商业冒险的呼声。

Hospital ethics Pub Date : 1995-07-01

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尽管美国声称自己是资本主义的捍卫者，但似乎确实存在一些根深蒂固的界限，超越了这些界限，赚钱就被视为不公平或不正当。下面的故事着眼于两个截然不同的案例，在这两个案例中，专利程序因截然不同的伦理原因而受到攻击。

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Proprietary ethics. Patent pursuits evoke calls for limits on commercial ventures.

Despite America's claim as the champion of capitalism, there does seem to be some ingrained sense of boundaries beyond which making money is viewed as not fair or proper. The following stories look at two very different cases in which the patent process came under attack for very different ethical reasons.

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