Which of the following laws protect(s) new innovations and technologies from being copied by others?

Protection of innovation and technology laws

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Information technology laws

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Intellectual property laws

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The correct option is C Intellectual property laws
New innovations and technologies are protected by the intellectual property rights or IPR. IPR protects new creations from being copied by others. The creator of the technology is given the right over the use of his/her creation for a certain period of time. In order to get the benefits of IPR, countries try to harmonise their intellectual property laws with other countries.

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