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Old 01-22-2011, 02:17 PM   #76
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Without the assumption of a rational being and quick decision making, i.e. your own characterization of publishers, you CANNOT apply 101 series economic theory. Therefor, you CAN price an item "too high".
for the above. Or as some of my more enlightened finance buddies say, a market is almost never completely rational. And you can make a fair amount of money off the irrational actors.
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