| 英文摘要 |
As knowledge-based economy is developing under the globalization trends, knowledge innovation changes quickly and dramatically. The related technology, management, and legal protection mechanism based on intellectual property have become the core competence of the company. However, due to the impact of knowledge-based economy under the globalization trends, the knowledge has been controlled by quite a limited number of people, and the knowledge gap is ensued, which leads to unfair competition. Meanwhile, the influence of legal globalization forces national laws to move toward the homogeneity and standardization, resulting in the legal gap between national laws and transnational laws. Both the knowledge gap and legal gap causes an intensified legal imbalance, especially the conflict between patent medicine and national health care rights, and therefore conflicts between developed countries (rich countries) and developing or underdeveloped countries (poor countries) are inevitable. The aims of this study are to review the basic value behind the patent justice, and clarify the knowledge gap and legal gap formed by patent medicine and national health care rights with a focus on the conflict thereof and the competition between national laws and transnational laws. This study adopts the comparative law and legal economic analysis as research methods to explore all the above-mentioned issues. |