The Owner of a Trade Mark Can Protect Their Rights

question 31

Multiple Choice

The owner of a trade mark can protect their rights by:

• A)taking action for breach of the Australian Consumer Law.
• B)registering it under the Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth).
• C)taking action for the tort of 'passing off'.
• D)all of the above.

Comprehend the relevance of campaign financing and legal issues in corporate governance.

Analyze the importance and impact of business cycles on managerial decisions and business performance.

Understand the changes and trends in the U.S. workforce demographics.

Recognize initiatives and practices for improving education and training in the workforce.

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