Sorry wrong bit. Relevant terms are: "5.3.4 Customer Prices. To the extent not prohibited by applicable laws, we have sole and complete discretion to set the r

Sorry wrong bit. Relevant terms are: "5.3.4 Customer Prices. To the extent not prohibited by applicable laws, we have sole and complete discretion to set the retail customer price at which your Digital Books are sold through the Program. We are solely responsible for processing payments, payment collection, requests for refunds and related customer service, and will have sole ownership and control of all data obtained from customers and prospective customers in connection with the Program. " ie, the author gets to set the "list price", but Amazon sets the sale price. However, looking down the contract, it appears that they pay either a 35% or (70% - costs) royalty based on the list price for both choices. I'm fairly sure it used to be the case that Amazon applied the (70%-costs) royalty to their sale price, which they could change at will, unlike the 35% option, where you always got 35% of list. Either I'm wrong or they've changed this since I last looked at the whole Kindle contract set up.