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14-1 Introduction
Intellectual Property it is known to describe a collection of
intangible rights, including trademarks Copyrights, Patents
and trade secrets.
14-2 Trademarks
Trademark is used by manufacturer or merchant to identify
and distinguish its goods from those sold by others and to
indicate the source or quality of a product.
14-4 Copyrights
protects the rights of authors and creators of writings,
artworks, craft, manuals, brochures, sculptures, plays,
computer software, motion picture, sound recordings, and
works of architecture.
14-6 Patents
U.S. patent laws offer a fascinating deal to an inventor.
Tying Arrangements
Clayton act prohibits a seller from conditioning the sale of
one product on the purchase of another product, if that
tying arrangement injures competition.
Pricing Issues
Franchisees are free to set their own prices, regardless of the
pricing suggestion of the franchisor.