The court in United States v. Brown determined that a computer program does not constitute "goods, wares, merchandise, securities, or money." For the purpose of the National Stolen Property Act, a computer program is considered .a. Tangible derivative works. b. Tangible intellectual property. c. Intangible derivative works. d. Intangible intellectual property.

d. Intangible intellectual property.

Explanation:

Intangible intellectual property are products of creativity and invention.

Intellectual property is any unique product of human intellect that has commercial value

Intangible property explains that the product lacks physical existence.

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