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Joel Blit

Joel Blit is a professor of economics at the University of Waterloo and a senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation. His research focuses on innovation, intellectual property and the future of work.

To foster domestic innovation, Canada needs less intellectual property rights, not more

  • Canada’s innovation challenges are well-documented. Among the G7, we are the only country to have experienced a decline in R&D spending as a fraction
Opinion | BY JOEL BLIT | October 25, 2021
Canada’s innovation challenges are well-documented. Among the G7, we are the only country to have experienced a decline in R&D spending as a fraction of GDP over the last 20 years, writes Joel Blit. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

To foster domestic innovation, Canada needs less intellectual property rights, not more

Opinion | BY JOEL BLIT | October 25, 2021
  • Canada’s innovation challenges are well-documented. Among the G7, we are the only country to have experienced a decline in R&D spending as a fraction

To foster domestic innovation, Canada needs less intellectual property rights, not more

Opinion | BY JOEL BLIT | October 25, 2021
  • Canada’s innovation challenges are well-documented. Among the G7, we are the only country to have experienced a decline in R&D spending as a fraction
Canada’s innovation challenges are well-documented. Among the G7, we are the only country to have experienced a decline in R&D spending as a fraction of GDP over the last 20 years, writes Joel Blit. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

To foster domestic innovation, Canada needs less intellectual property rights, not more

  • Canada’s innovation challenges are well-documented. Among the G7, we are the only country to have experienced a decline in R&D spending as a fraction
Opinion | BY JOEL BLIT | October 25, 2021
Canada’s innovation challenges are well-documented. Among the G7, we are the only country to have experienced a decline in R&D spending as a fraction of GDP over the last 20 years, writes Joel Blit. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

To foster domestic innovation, Canada needs less intellectual property rights, not more

Opinion | BY JOEL BLIT | October 25, 2021
  • Canada’s innovation challenges are well-documented. Among the G7, we are the only country to have experienced a decline in R&D spending as a fraction

To foster domestic innovation, Canada needs less intellectual property rights, not more

Opinion | BY JOEL BLIT | October 25, 2021
  • Canada’s innovation challenges are well-documented. Among the G7, we are the only country to have experienced a decline in R&D spending as a fraction
Canada’s innovation challenges are well-documented. Among the G7, we are the only country to have experienced a decline in R&D spending as a fraction of GDP over the last 20 years, writes Joel Blit. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay
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