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Old 10-17-2011, 08:44 AM   #76
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
It's a question of whether it's commercially viable to produce a book at $1 per copy. If your costs are $2 a copy, it clearly isn't.
If you're talking e-books (and we are) then the costs per copy is zero. You spread the cost of creating the book (writing, editing, promoting, etc) over as many copies as your business model dictates.

So, unless the owner of the copy or distribution rights dictates that $2 per copy cost, the argument falls flat. That's not to suggest that such dictates don't exist but even when they do, it doesn't make them optimum.

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