1. How did early patent systems fail to achieve technological-knowledge sharing? In what ways have countries' political or economic systems affected the aims of patent systems?
2. Why did the Founding Fathers deem Copyright protection to be so important that they provided for it in the U.S. Constitution?
3. In what ways does the "Fair Use" doctrine serve the public good without unduly compromising the interests of Copyright owners? What are some examples of situations in which the Fair Use doctrine would apply?
4. With regard to Copyright ownership, what provisions would an upstart graphic-design company consider including in an employment contract with hired graphic designers?
5. What are some real-world examples in which Copyright holders would choose to provide Creative-Common licenses, rather than to preserve the full spectrum of Copyright protection?
6. For an entrepreneur who is launching a business or product, what are the pros and cons of developing a trademark that is inherently distinctive versus one that is not inherently distinctive, but that may become distinctive?
7. What are the benefits to businesses and consumers of being able to identify the source of a good or service?
8. For an entrepreneur who is launching a business or product, what are the pros and cons of developing a trademark that is inherently distinctive versus one that is not inherently distinctive, but that may become distinctive?
9. What is the difference between the patent-eligibility requirement for novelty and that for non-obviousness?

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