Mehdi Talbi Libros

The book explores the transformative impact of the digital revolution on the economy, highlighting the emergence of a digital economy that challenges traditional value creation. It examines the unique characteristics of this new economy, particularly the reliance on data exploitation and the lack of monetary compensation for user activities. Additionally, it addresses the complexities of taxing digital enterprises, noting the low profit tax levels among global companies and the difficulties tax law faces in adapting to these changes.

The book examines the complexities of civil liability related to damages from medicinal products, highlighting the challenges victims face under current legal frameworks. It emphasizes the need for triple proof—fault, injury, and causation—making it difficult for victims to obtain compensation. The analysis reveals that existing laws and case law often fail to adequately protect those harmed by pharmaceuticals. It argues for a broader accountability approach, suggesting that both manufacturers and healthcare providers share responsibility when a product is marketed for profit and patient welfare.