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Old 12-04-2010, 05:36 AM   #174
murraypaul
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The publishers in this case aren't not allowing discounts. They are changing the terms on which they do business with retailers. The retailer can still offer a discount, but they have a lower margin to play with, and can't offer discounts as deep and make money.
Isn't that exactly what the Agency agreement is, a requirement that the price is fixed by the publisher and not lowered by the retailer?
Yes. Like I said, the discount may go away because the retailer chooses to stop offering it, or because the producer of the products the retailer sales makes it impossible to offer it.
So you were completely wrong in your original quote, where you said that the retailer could still offer a discount?
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