IPR — definition?
Rights granted by law to intangible assets.
Rival vs Non-Rival — goods?
Rival goods diminish with use; non-rival goods do not.
Exclusive Goods — meaning?
Goods with limited or no access for others.
Copyright — subject matter?
Literary, artistic, and scientific works.
Patentability — criteria?
Novelty, inventive step, industrial applicability.
Trademark — function?
Identify and distinguish goods or services.
Rival vs Non-Rival Goods?
Rival: consumption reduces availability. Non-rival: does not.
IP Rights purpose?
Encourage innovation and protect creators.
Patent infringement — types?
Direct, indirect, and contributory infringement.
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1. What does Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) refer to?
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