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Originally Posted by DMcCunney
You might not be willing to pay the higher price, and refuse to buy. If I can meet my revenue and profit targets at the higher price, I don't care. That's your problem. You want to buy it cheaper. I want to stay in business. Guess which wins?
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That depends on whether the If is true, doesn't it?
If they stick with high prices, don't sell enough to make any money, and conclude that eBooks aren't a good market to be in, everybody loses.
An initially high price when the book is new, gradually reducing to pick up the long tail of buyers, makes sense. A fixed price which never changes doesn't.