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2 years ago

Protecting intellectual property rights is important to a free enterprise system because:

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1 answer:

ra1l [238]2 years ago

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Answer:

B. it allows entrepreneurs to profit from their ideas.

Explanation:

Intellectual properties are valuable ideas, innovations, and creations to a business. They are intangible assets that give a business its competitive advantage. Protecting intellectual properties ensure an individual or entity reaps the full benefits of the inventions and creations.

Protecting intellectual properties safeguards a company's ideas from being exploited by its competitors for commercial gains. It gives a business the right to exclusively profits from its innovations. Protecting intellectual properties encourages research and development as entrepreneurs are guaranteed to benefit from their creations.

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