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Naddika [18.5K]
3 years ago
12

Match the following intangible assets to their definitions by writing the respective alphabet (A-E) on the line.

Business
1 answer:
pishuonlain [190]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

a. Patents: 3.

b. Goodwill : 2

c. Trademarks and trade: 1

d. Franchises and licenses: 5

e. Copyrights :5

Explanation:

a. Patents: 3. A patent is a group of rights of an invention given for a period of time, normally to its inventor in order to sell, produce and use his product with exclusivity leaving aside the competitors.

b. Goodwill : 2 the goodwil in business is calculated as the adquisitoin cost of a business minus the intangible and tangibles assets and liabilities obtained in the purchases

c. Trademarks and trade: 1  A trade mark is a logo, drawion, word or phrase tahat identifies a product or a services among others.

d. Franchises and licenses: 5  Is a type of business (for example Mc Donald's) where one (the franchisor) gives the fanchisee the right to use it's trademark and business model and processes in exchange of licensing fees.

e. Copyrights :5 the copyrights protects tha author of an artistic work in order not to be reproduced without its permission

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