Two Types of Justification for Protecting IP Rights Are Commonly

question 48

Multiple Choice

Two types of justification for protecting IP rights are commonly advanced.Which of the following statements is not true?

• A)The recognition of the moral rights of the owner of IP is the historical foundation of IP law in Australia.
• B)Economic justifications have typically been the preferred rationale for IP laws in common law legal systems.
• C)Moral justifications form the basis of IP laws in civil law systems.
• D)The moral basis of IP laws has been increasingly recognised in Australia.

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