/ˈɔːθərz rɔɪəlti/ – Phrase
Definition: tiền bản quyền tác giả, tiền nhuận bút.
A more thorough explanation: Author’s royalty refers to the payment made to an author by a publisher for the right to publish and distribute the author’s work. This payment is typically calculated as a percentage of the revenue generated from the sale of the work, and is a form of compensation for the author’s creative efforts and intellectual property rights.
Example: The author’s royalty rate is set at 10% of the book’s net sales.