Title - Alternative

WED Enterprises / Walt Disney Productions Royalty Payments

Subjects

Anaheim (Calif.); Disneyland (Calif.); Walt Disney Enterprises; Walt Disney Productions; Copyright; Royalties; Profit

Description

A typed and handwritten letter including edits from Harrison A. Price (HAP) to Bill (William Cottrell, President, WED Enterprises, Inc.), which begins as follows “After a careful analysis we have come up with an approach to the WED / WDP royalty problem that appears to have merit. The essence of it is that WED would receive a profit on its design work through royalties on attractions designed, and that the royalties would be collected on that portion of attendance that is over break-even levels.” A detailed system of calculating royalty payments is included as are hypothetical examples. A supplemental handwritten note by HAP explains that eventually WDP bought WED back and royalties became a nonevent.

Contributors

Price, Harrison A.

Publisher

Economics Research Associates

Client

Bob

Date Original

1-1-1963

Document Type

Report

Identifier

DP0019570

Language

English

Rights

Copyright University of Central Florida Special Collections. Permission to publish must be obtained from Special Collections in writing. Contact (407) 823-2576 or online at http://library.ucf.edu/SpecialCollections/

Number of Pages

10 pages

Keywords

Disneyland; WDP; Walt Disney Productions; WED Enterprises; Royalties; Profit sharing

Place

Anaheim (Calif.)

Type

document

Digital Reproduction Specialists

Electronically reproduced by the Digital Services unit of the University of Central Florida Libraries, Orlando, 2005.

Is Referenced By

http://purl.flvc.org/UCF/EAD/CFM2003-12h (University of Central Florida Special Collections Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers finding aid); https://ucf-flvc.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01FALSC_UCF/6a1ouu/alma990332062850306596 (University of Central Florida Libraries Online Catalog)

College

Information Technologies & Resources

Unit

University Libraries

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