I apologize for the confusion. The statement "Intellectual property laws protect trade secrets such as formulas and computer source codes" is indeed true. Intellectual property laws do protect trade secrets, including formulas and computer source codes, by providing legal protection and remedies for unauthorized use or disclosure.
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Intellectual property laws do protect trade secrets, such as formulas and computer source codes. By granting the owner exclusive rights to control the use and disclosure of such information, intellectual property laws help safeguard valuable intangible assets and encourage innovation. Trade secrets are protected by laws such as the Uniform Trade Secrets Act (UTSA) in the United States and by similar legislation in other countries.
