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Originally Posted by ApK
Sure there is. People want the various benefits that ebooks give them.
Charging what people will pay for the value they get is completely valid.
Publishers are not charities or public utilities required to pass on their product at absolute cost.
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If someone expects me to pay more for an e-book than for a paper copy, I move on. Plenty of books other books to choose from. Just because a publisher charges more for the e-book than for the paper book doesn't mean they have actually set the price at the level which gives them the maximum return. Publishers can make mistakes.