When more established, well-defined private property rights are in place, externalities will be Choose one: A. less prevalent. B. more prevalent. OC. not dependent on private property rights.

How does the application of intellectual property (IP) rights influence economic growth in everyday life? ensures that inventors reduce their production capacity. It ensures that inventors reduce their production capacity. It ensures that inventors maximize their profits. It ensures that inventors maximize their profits. It ensures that innovators ideas, services, and/or products are not protected. It ensures that innovators ideas, services, and/or products are not protected. It ensures that inventors sell their products cheap.

What are the legal and ethical issues surrounding privacy protection? What are the obligations of businesses when it comes to privacy rights? Should the obligations of larger corporations be different from the obligations of smaller businesses?

Zoey is the CEO of a corporation she organized herself, and the corporation has 15 shareholders. The company operates in several states, as well as outside of the U.S. Her business consists mostly of training services for in-home medical care personnel. Her company would be a __________ corporation.     Subchapter S   Closely-held   Professional

If you were going into the lodging segment, which type of property would you prefer to work at and why?

Apart from the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2022, what other potential solutions exist to mitigate conflicts of interest, and is it suitable for American legislation to be applicable to Canadian corporations?

As you know, not all purchased intangible assets are necessarily “§ 197 in-tangibles.” For example, in a standalone transaction you purchase a patent with a six-year remaining life from the inventor for use in your Schedule C widget-making business – this is not a § 197 intangible. Or, as a further example, one of your key employees decides to quit; since she knows all of your trade secrets you pay her $250,000 cash in exchange for her signature on a three-year non-compete agreement. How, if at all, would you recover your capitalized investment in the patent and the noncompete agreement for FIT purposes?   (a)  Even though they are not § 197 intangibles you still must amortize the cost of each over 15 years.   (b)  You must amortize the cost of the patent over 15 years but you can amortize the cost of the noncompete agreement over its three-year term.   (c)  You must amortize the cost of the non-compete agreement over 15 years but you can amortize the cost of the patent over its…

Raised in Ireland, Patrick and John Collison were precocious, inquisitive youngsters who taught themselves computer coding at an early age. By the time they were teenagers, the brothers were developing iPhone apps and eventually became college dropouts after a few semesters at MIT (Patrick) and Harvard (John). During this time they started a company called Auctomatic Inc., which created an online marketplace management system for companies such as eBay, and then sold the company for $5 million in 2008.   After selling the business, they continued to work on simplifying the payment process for startup businesses that use the internet to sell goods and services. As the internet entered its second decade and more and more entrepreneurs were using the web to do business, the Collisons recognized that the payment transaction process for online purchases needed an overhaul. In 2011, they opened their new company, Stripe, after testing their service and building relationships with banks,…

"Should corporations have constitutional rights?" Why or why not? Please support your opinion with resources.