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Let's suppose the publisher's profit is the same for both (4.05) and other parameters for an eBook don't change:
It gives 11.5 as the avg price for an ebook.
pBook:
If royalties are the same as for eBook (2.27), publisher's profit 4.05 and retailer's profit as for eBook (3.90), it gives the price of 15.27 for pBook.
So, why the heck they charge so expensive both of them? Only one reason - cupidity.
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