Thread: CS Monitor: How Should We Price E-Books?
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Old 08-06-2010, 07:36 PM   #19
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Have these studies been published? I would assume that the demand depends entirely on the book so I am surprised by this result and want to read more about how the study was made.
Not sure. I heard Bezos refer to it in an interview.

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Which shops price new hardcovers below cost?
I've seen it at big box stores like Target or Barnes and Noble.
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