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Based
on an analysis of the pharmaceuticals
and biotechnology industries, this paper
examines the challenges and prospects
to innovation in China and India, in the
context of globalization of R&D and
the evolution of the post-TRIPs intellectual
property regimes in these two countries.
It is argued that rather than competing
with each other by cutting wage costs,
India and China need to initiate strong
policy measures to counter the negative
effects of globalization of R&D and
join hands to take the lead in developing
products of innovation that would benefit
the third world.
March 2, 2007.
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