Patents, copyright, and trademarks are a few examples of IP protection under the law that allow people to profit financially or gain notoriety from their inventions. The IP system seeks to provide an environment where creativity and innovation can thrive by striking the correct balance between the interests of innovators and the larger public interest.
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