In the context of protecting intellectual property, which of the following is a difference between patents and trade secrets?
A) Unlike patents, only intangible goods are subjected to being treated as trade secrets.
B) Unlike patents, trade secrets are bounded by time limits.
C) Unlike patents, disclosure of information related to trade secrets is not required.
D) Unlike patents, trade secrets involve filing costs.

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Trade secrets do not require disclosure of information to the public, unlike patents, which require detailed public disclosure of the invention to obtain protection.

In the Context of Protecting Intellectual Property, Which of the Following