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Patents give inventors sole rights to make, use or sell inventions for 17 years to prevent copying. Copyright protects creative works of authors, composers and artists to preserve their work from being copied. Trademarks are symbols associated with companies or products like logos for brands. Monopolies are bad as they allow one business to control a market and charge high prices without competition. Property and sales taxes are major sources of revenue for local governments. Gift taxes apply to gifts over $10,000 annually.
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Patents give inventors sole rights to make, use or sell an item for 17 years, allowing them to commercialize products before larger companies. Copyrights protect creative works of authors, composers and artists. Trademarks are symbols associated with specific companies or products that distinguish them. Monopolies exist when a business controls the entire market for a product or service, allowing them to increase prices without competition.
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Patents give inventors sole rights over their inventions for 17 years to prevent theft and allow for trademarking and copyrighting. Copyright protects creative works of authors, artists, and composers so others cannot steal ideas or works. Trademarks are symbols or words associated with specific companies or products, like McDonald's M or Nike's swoosh. A monopoly exists when one business controls the entire market for a product or service, which can be bad for competition but Microsoft has become a near monopoly in software. Taxes include income taxes on personal earnings, property taxes based on land and building values, sales taxes added by sellers, and gift taxes on property transferred as gifts while alive.
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The document outlines the business plan for ITAMEXILAN RESTAURANT, an Italian and Mexican fusion restaurant. It will offer pasta, pizza, tacos, and burritos. The average dish price is $98.64 and sodas are $10 each. The restaurant plans to hire around 100 employees who are in or have completed college. Marketing will include text messages, Facebook ads, and pamphlets. The 18-step business plan details locations selection, menu planning, staff training, health inspections, and opening the restaurant doors. Short term goals are to get started and hire employees, while long term
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