A right granted by the government to a business to be the exclusive user of a phrase, logo, or name of such a business is called a

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A trademark is a symbol, design, phrase, or word that distinguishes and identifies the goods or services offered by a particular business from those of others. This exclusive right granted by the government protects the brand identity of the business and prevents others from using similar or identical marks that can cause confusion among consumers. A patent protects the invention or process of a product, while a copyright protects original works of authorship such as books, music, or software. A tangible asset refers to a physical asset such as property, equipment, or inventory.

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