And now "the market" is taking a hard look at where e-books should be valued at. I think those whose interest is to keep e-book prices artificially high need t

And now "the market" is taking a hard look at where e-books should be valued at. I think those whose interest is to keep e-book prices artificially high need to come up with a better explanation: it seems to the average person (and I include myself here) completely illogical that if you have a book in a file, it somehow "costs less" (or even anywhere near the same) to print that file into a book and then transport it somewhere, involving probably dozens of people, than it does to just copy the file.