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ID: GMAT-DI-MSR-007-1
Section: Data Insights - Multi-Source Reasoning (MSR)
Topic: Multi Source Reasoning
Difficulty level: Hard

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Royalty Terms Title Statements

From: Adaeze Nwosu, rights manager
To: Yusuf Demirel, contracts officer
Subject: The translation list, before we close the half-year

Set out for me again the three terms that govern every contract on the translation list, so that I can check the statements before they go out.

From: Yusuf Demirel
To: Adaeze Nwosu
Subject: RE: The translation list, before we close the half-year

These three, and they apply to every title on the list:

  1. The royalty is 8 percent of the list price on the first 5,000 copies of a title sold, and 11 percent of the list price on every copy sold beyond the first 5,000.
  2. Where a title is published as a co-edition, the royalty is figured not on the list price but on 70 percent of the list price. The two rates and the 5,000-copy break are unchanged.
  3. Every contract carries an advance against royalties. We pay the author nothing further until the royalty a title has earned exceeds the advance paid on it, and then we pay only the difference. An advance is never reclaimed from the author, and is never set against another title.

Copies sold, list prices and advances are in the Title Statements tab.

For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement can be shown to be true on the information in the two tabs. Otherwise, select No.

YesNo 
Three of the six titles have earned a royalty greater than the advance paid on them.
Every title that has sold more than 5,000 copies has earned a royalty greater than its advance.
For each co-edition title, the royalty earned on the copies sold beyond the first 5,000 is greater than the royalty earned on the first 5,000 copies.
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