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Originally Posted by JoeD
Wouldn't that assume a stable and established market? ebooks are still a relatively new market and one that is still growing. Rather than a drop in sales, agency pricing is more likely to cause a reduction in rate of growth, perhaps stabalising in years to come with a smaller market than it might otherwise attain (assuming pricing policies remain the same)
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The burden of proof would still be on those who are claiming that agency pricing is causing a reduction in the rate of growth. There is no evidence of anything but a rapid rise in e-book sales, despite agency pricing.