The US Government's Primary Purpose in Protecting Intellectual Property Is To

Multiple Choice

The U.S. government's primary purpose in protecting intellectual property is to:

A) gather tax revenue from the citizenry.
B) compete with other countries by offering various forms of regulation.
C) encourage the advancement of science and the useful arts by offering rewards to those who make such advancements.
D) slow the expansion of products and services within the U.S.