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ale4655 [162]
3 years ago
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Selma has developed and patented a new process for recycling discarded tires. A multinational corporation has expressed an inter

est in buying her company in order to gain access to the technology and keep it exclusively for itself. Should Selma sell her company, the buyer will have acquired technology via
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Tanzania [10]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

acquisition of the technology owner

Explanation:

In the given scenario a multinational corporation has expressed an interest in buying her company in order to gain access to her technology (a new process for recycling discarded tire).

The corporation is trying to obtain this technology by acquisition of the technology owner.

When they purchase Selma's company they will automatically own the technology.

Another method that can be used to get the technology would have been through liscensing. Where they will get permission to use the technology with the permission of the owner.

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