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It is the most important of antitrust remedies. The alternative structural remedies available is described and. Patents, copyright, and trade secrets increasingly are the key sources of competitive advantage in the “knowledge economy.” This being the case, it is inevitable that owners of intellectual property rights will push to the limit the advantages such rights confer upon them...
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These limits are defined by antitrust principles. Innovation is another place where Microsoft is under-performing. They could innovate or design new product to get back into the market as they have large budget for R&D.
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