Thread: Why should authors not have some control over the price their books are sold for?
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Old 12-04-2010, 09:36 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by DMSmillie View Post
(and, if you go for the 70% royalty option, you also contract that the ebook is priced at least 20% below the print book price).
I was under the impression that Amazon will pay only 30% if sold outside the UK or USA. We could easily arrange for the eBook to be 20% lower than the printed books.
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