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To: orkrious who wrote (92351)	7/8/2002 8:26:14 AM
From: John Carragher	Read Replies (3) of 99280

I expect the revenue is the store cvs for example that records revenue of $20. from wsj.. Revenue in Question Medco's revenue in question is the co-payment -- $10 to $15 is typical in the industry -- paid by consumers with a prescription drug card to their retail pharmacy to cover their portion of the cost of a drug under an insurance plan. The pharmacy keeps the entire amount of the co-payment. Merck contends that it has legal liabilities for the co-payment under certain circumstances, such as if it transmits electronically to the pharmacist incorrect information about how much co-payment the pharmacist should collect. But in its SEC filing, the company said it doesn't face a "credit risk," which would force it to reimburse pharmacies if a customer skipped out on making the co-payment.

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