The Best Protection for Intellectual Property in the Long Run

question 31

Multiple Choice

The best protection for intellectual property in the long run is likely to be the development of

• A) new products.
• B) stronger patents.
• C) dynamic capabilities.
• D) international patents.

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Definitions:

Sufficient Value

A concept in contract law that refers to the necessity of both parties exchanging something of value for a contract to be considered valid.

Trademark

A distinct symbol, pattern, or phrase that distinguishes the goods or services of one origin from those of another.

Manufacturer

Any person or entity that makes goods or merchandise from raw materials by hand or by machinery, often on a large scale.

Madrid Protocol

An international treaty that provides a centralized system for obtaining a bundle of trademark registrations in different jurisdictions with a single application.