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Definition[]

A royalty rate is "a rate of payment to be made to someone in exchange for certain rights granted by that person."

A royalty rate is

[p]ercentage applied to the price of a product (or alternative royalty base) to determine the amount of the royalty.[1]

Overview[]

A royalty rate can be a fixed amount per transaction, a fixed amount per time period, or a percentage of sales, revenues, or other amount related to the exploitation of the rights granted.

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