Which of the following terms refers to the right of an author to exploit a copyrighted work for economic gain?
A) pecuniary right
B) right of priority
C) neighboring right
D) moral right

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The term "pecuniary right" refers to the right of an author to exploit their copyrighted work for economic gain, such as through selling or licensing it. The other options do not directly refer to economic gain. "Right of priority" typically refers to the right of an inventor to have their patent application considered before others, "neighboring right" refers to the rights of performers and producers of recordings, and "moral right" refers to the right of an author to be credited for their work and to object to changes or distortions of it that could be damaging to their reputation.

Which of the Following Terms Refers to the Right of an Author