Mr. Ben had a brain wave and thought of an application for a smartphone that can measure a person's stress levels (monitoring physical signs such as irregular heart rate) and send a notification when the person should use stress reduction methods for example meditation, prayer, thanksgiving, and exercise. After the person has implemented their preferred strategy, the app will measure to see if their stress levels have stabilized. Mr. Ben took days to figure out how to make the app work, to design a user-friendly interface and on reflection, he feels proud of his work when he is finally able to sell it on an app store. After using the app, Mr. Andile, another young 'technopreneur', designs a similar app and releases it a week later. Do you feel that Andile has stolen your app? If Andile makes money from selling his app, do you believe you deserve a fraction (or all) of Andile's earnings?

Criteria for your discussion:Make sure that the opinion is based on sound arguments why Mr. Ben should/should not receive part of Mr. Andile's earnings. Also, refer to the broader consequences and implications of your opinion for international business and innovation.