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It's in the publishers' best interest to set a suitable RRP value. Too high and their sales would be eaten up by used copies (which aren't subject to this same
by teamonkey 13y ago
It's in the publishers' best interest to set a suitable RRP value. Too high and their sales would be eaten up by used copies (which aren't subject to this same law).
- FeloniousHam 13y agoHow would this play out in the current ebook marketplace? There are no used ebooks to put the squeeze on printed "new" ebook price.
- teamonkey 13y agoebook prices are moderated by the same price-demand rules as everything else. Availability of a cheaper hardcopy of the book vs. utility and desirability as an ebook; availability of a pirated version vs. the desire to own a legal copy; etc.