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Originally Posted by ardeegee
If ending the silly notion of enforcing artificial scarcity means that all writers who are in it for the money stop writing and the only writers left are those who do it for the art and the pleasure of writing-- I'm perfectly okay with that.
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The reality of the market place those is that a higher unit prices doesn't mean more sales/profit. There is an art to pricing a product to maximize profits.... sometimes a higher price is better and sometimes a lower price.
Frankly, I don't care what books a certain book is priced at. I will decide on a case by case basis what I want to buy and what I am willing to pay for it.
For me, right now, paying more than $10 for a "fiction" ebook is not ever worth it.. considering the hundreds of thousands of books out there. Of course, a technical book is a different story. Those are investments if you can learn/earn money from the info they contain.
BOb