Costs Disclosure; Decision Sample Clauses

Costs Disclosure; Decision. For each Proposed Specification Change, SDI shall indicate for informational purposes whether implementing such change is expected to result in a material change to SDI’s Fully Burdened Manufacturing Cost to manufacture the relevant Licensed Product (the per-unit change in Fully Burdened Manufacturing Costs, the “Additional Cost”). For Proposed Specification Changes that are not Required and have been requested by Avigen, Avigen shall indicate in writing whether it continues to wish to implement such Proposed Specification Change. All Required changes, together with changes that are not required by that the Parties nevertheless agree to implement, are “Implemented Changes.”
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