If a Court Determines That a Patent Infringement Is Intentional

question 10

Multiple Choice

If a court determines that a patent infringement is intentional, it can award up to _____ to the patent holder.

• A) $10 million
• B) $250,000 per infringement
• C) three times the amount of damages claimed by the patent holder
• D) $100,000 per infringement

Understand the historical and sociopolitical contexts of racial and ethnic relations in Canada.

Recognize and describe the sociological concepts of scapegoating, ethnic groups, and racialization.

Identify the contributions of key sociologists to the field of multiculturalism and ethnic relations.

Explain the principles and goals of Canadian multicultural policy.

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Definitions:

Strong Ties

Relationships marked by close, personal connections and frequent interactions, often within a tight-knit community or network.

Weak Ties

Social connections that are not strong, frequent, or close, often providing unique information or opportunities due to their diverse nature.

Coalition

An alliance among individuals, groups, or nations, formed for a specific purpose or to achieve a common goal.

Veto Players

Individuals or entities with the power to reject decisions or proposals, significantly influencing the outcome of policymaking or negotiations.