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A Compromise Moratorium As vaccine rollout in the United States and other Western-developed countries ramps up, developing countries are mostly still waiting and likely will continue to be further back in the queue for shots. That disparity is fueling a bitter new front in a quarter-century long fight between developed and developing countries over the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) intellectual property rules. When the WTO was created, it came with the Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPs) Agreement, a set of rules that aimed to help IP-intensive firms like pharmaceutical companies enforce their IP rights globally. This was one of the Global North’s core asks in the negotiations that created the WTO. In exchange, the Global South got liberalization in agriculture and textiles. The TRIPs agreement made all states enforce patents on drugs but made certain exceptions for states dealing with public health emergencies. In such an emergency, a state could issue a comp

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