5 (10 points) Saved Intellectual property (IP) is a vital part of the U.S. economy. Which of the following are some of the reasons why? Question 5 options: The U.S. economy has become more knowledge based with over 40 million Americans working in IP-intensive industries. These individuals earn average salaries of over $50,000 while their counterparts in non-IP industries earn average salaries of less than $40,000. The U.S. economy has become more industrial based with over 40 million Americans working in IP-intensive industries. These individuals earn average salaries of over $60,000 while their counterparts in non-IP industries earn average salaries of less than $35,000. The U.S. economy has become more knowledge based with over 50 million Americans working in IP-intensive industries. These individuals earn average salaries of over $60,000 while their counterparts in non-IP industries earn average salaries of less than $35,000. The U.S. economy has become more industrial based with over 50 million Americans working in IP-intensive industries. These individuals earn average salaries of over $50,000 while their counterparts in non-IP industries earn average salaries of less than $40,000