What is the role of an entrepreneur in contributing towards intellectual Property Rights?
a. Recognise and respect other' Intellectual Property Rights
b. Be creative and innovative
c. Protect their own Intellectual Property
d. All the above

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The Role of an entrepreneur in contributing towards intellectual Property Rights is to protect their IPR and also respect IPR of others. IPR enhances the creativity and innovation of the entrepreneurs by giving them protection against their creations. Thus, all the options are correct.

Hence, the correct answer is option (d).

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What is the role of an entrepreneur in contributing towards intellectual Property Rights? a. Recognise and respect other' Intellectual Property Rights b. Be creative and innovative c. Protect their own Intellectual Property d. All the above

What is the role of an entrepreneur in contributing towards intellectual Property Rights?
a. Recognise and respect other' Intellectual Property Rights
b. Be creative and innovative
c. Protect their own Intellectual Property
d. All the above