A Mark Distinctive Enough to Clearly Identify the Origin of the Goods

question 78

Multiple Choice

A mark distinctive enough to clearly identify the origin of the goods or services can be protected under:

• A) the Federal Copyright Act.
• B) the Lanham Act.
• C) the Berne Convention.
• D) compulsory licenses.

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Definitions:

Receivables

Debts owed to a company by customers or other parties arising from the sale of goods or services or loans given.

Investment Securities

Financial instruments purchased with the intent of holding them for investment. These can include stocks, bonds, and other securities.

Patents

Legal documents granting an inventor exclusive rights to produce, use, and sell an invention for a certain period of time.

Raw Materials Inventory

The total cost of all components and materials that are used in the production of a final product but have not yet been used in the manufacturing process.