The Difference Between a Domain Name and a Trademark Is

question 25

Multiple Choice

The difference between a domain name and a trademark is that:

• A)A trademark can only be used in connection with specific goods or services.A domain name can be used in connection with a wide range of goods or services.
• B)A domain name can only be used in connection with specific goods or services.A trademark can be used in connection with a wide range of goods or services
• C)A registered domain name is represented by the symbol DM.A registered trademark is represented by the symbol TM.
• D)A registered domain name must be approved by the ACCC.A registered trademark must be approved by the INA.

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Definitions:

Freight-In

Freight-in refers to the shipping cost associated with getting goods delivered from suppliers to the buyer, often included in the inventory cost of purchased goods.

Sales Returns

Goods returned by buyers after sale due to defects, dissatisfaction, or other reasons, which are deducted from total sales revenue.

Unearned Revenue

Money received by an entity for a service or product yet to be provided or delivered.

Periodic Inventory System

An inventory accounting system where updates are made to inventory levels and cost of goods sold at specific periods.