All of these are intellectual-property rights except:
A)patents
B)development
C)copyrights
D)trade secrets
E)All of these choices

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Development is not considered an intellectual property right. Intellectual property rights include patents, copyrights, and trade secrets, which protect inventions, literary and artistic works, and confidential business information, respectively. Development, however, refers to the process of developing something, which on its own is not protected as intellectual property without an applicable patent, copyright, or trade secret.

All of These Are Intellectual-Property Rights Except