Copyright is vested in any creative work and gives the author (or those they sell the copyright to) the sole right to copy and to publish the original or a derivative work.
Trademarks are officially registered and protect a company's brand.
Patents give a limited time monopoly on an invention in return for publishing it.
Trade Secrets are otherwise unprotected information that is kept secret or divulged only to those who agree to keep it secret. If the secret gets out it is no longer protected.
1.It encourages inventions in the economy. 2.It encourages further invention 3. It encourages R and D and Efficiency. 4. Fruits of IP fall to public domain after the expiry of period of protection.
The value is and will always be however much someone is willing to pay for it, as is true for any object or intellectual/intangible property.
The four basic rights that form the foundation of capitalism are the rights to private property. The right to keep all profits made after taxes, the right of choice and the right to compete with other business'.
×4 = 4×6 what is the property o that we were using?
1.) Life 2.) Liberty 3.) Pursuit of Happiness 4.) Freedom of Expression 5.) Protection of oneself and ones property
Distibutive Property
Commutative property (Abelian property) of addition.
You would need to look at the income the property has generated over time. I might own 15 patents, 4 trademarks, and thousands of copyrights, but if I don't license them their value is negligible. On the other hand, you might have a single well-loved photograph that brings in tens of thousands of dollars annually.
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The property that 1 is the identity for multiplication.
Identity Property
Logically, the answer could be 'yes'. However, if the project remains under development, the developer may retain development rights over which you have no control.