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So even in your extreme case, you don't expect to make even close to a reasonable amount of profit for your efforts. How would it be so much worse for you to m
by thomastjeffery 3y ago
So even in your extreme case, you don't expect to make even close to a reasonable amount of profit for your efforts.
How would it be so much worse for you to make no profit at all? $50 from the position of a student is a significant amount of money. In all likelihood, that is going to leave each student with a more significant financial impact than the profit you would be missing out on for not charging them: and it is multiplied to each student who buys the book.
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The ultimate dilemma here is not whether or not you should be compensated. It's how. Whether you choose to charge for this book or not, this strategy is untenable.
- 1123581321 3y agoMost people who are underpaid don’t want their income to fall further. Budgeting becomes challenging when fixed expenses take up too large a percentage. People often have a sense of how much they can personally sacrifice to accomplish something unremunerative.