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Originally Posted by pilotbob
Well, that's a bit wrong. You can set a "price" at which you want to sell your IP.... however it's value is technically what the market will bear. If you set the price at $300 a copy, that's not it's value if no one buys it.
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I tend to look at it differently: The
value isn't what the public says it is. That would suggest that if no one buys, the value of a product is zero. Price does not necessarily reflect the value for any product, it is truly arbitrary. But value can be figured against the cost of production, to the last penny.
At any rate, that's just semantics. You're right: I can set the price any way I want, but it's up to the consumer to accept that price.