Bien intangible

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Se afirma que un bien intangible es un tipo de bien que no tiene una naturaleza física, a diferencia de un bien físico (un objeto ). Se propone que los bienes digitales, como la música descargable , las aplicaciones móviles o los bienes virtuales utilizados en las economías virtuales, sean ejemplos de bienes intangibles. ^[1]

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