Which of the following is intellectual property? O Protection of works of original authorship An invention, idea, product, or process registered with the government that awards the author exclusive rights An exclusive right to make, use, or sell an invention, idea, product, or process for the next 20 years Why have intellectual property rights (IPRS) become a major issue in recent rounds of international trade negotiations? Check all that apply. IPR regulations vary across nations. There is a lack of enforcement of international IPR agreements. Developing nations produce more inventions than developed countries. Poorer developing nations often have little incentive to provide patent protection to the products they need.

Which of the following is intellectual property? O Protection of works of original authorship An invention, idea, product, or process registered with the government that awards the author exclusive rights An exclusive right to make, use, or sell an invention, idea, product, or process for the next 20 years Why have intellectual property rights (IPRS) become a major issue in recent rounds of international trade negotiations? Check all that apply. IPR regulations vary across nations. There is a lack of enforcement of international IPR agreements. Developing nations produce more inventions than developed countries. Poorer developing nations often have little incentive to provide patent protection to the products they need.

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