Company A owns a patent with 1 5 years of remaining life. Company B is paying royalties
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Company A owns a patent with years of remaining life. Company B is paying royalties
to company A for a license to the patent. It is estimated that royalty payments for the next
years will be $ per year for the first five years $ per year for the next five years
and $ per year for the last five years Company B offers to prepay the
expected royalty payments with $ now. If company A has a minimum acceptable rate of
return of on its investments, should it accept the payment offer of $ now or take the
royalty payments for the next years?
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