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If purchased, Merck would be responsible for the clinical trial process.
Merck has hired us to determine if it should buy the licenses of Davanrik from LAB Pharmaceuticals. Merck has retained us to determine the financial viability of entering into the licensing agreement. We used the Net Present value of the Future Cash Flow and the effective payoff method to determine if Merck should to go ahead with purchasing the licenses... displayed 300 characters
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We used the Net Present value of the Future Cash Flow and the effective payoff method to determine if Merck should to go ahead with purchasing the licenses.
Merck should follow the trend of acquiring research it set in 1998, given that its internal research is taking longer, and bid for the licenses for Davanrik... displayed next 300 characters
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