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Old 06-09-2013, 12:34 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by electristan View Post
A small market with its own language being willing to pay a higher price makes some sense (though very frustrating). Having the price difference be that large across multiple English speaking marked, like Australia and the US/UK, seems off.

I would never buy a book from an Australian publisher if they are charging that much if there is an option to get from a US/UK
It also happens sometimes in the Spanish speaking markets... Last year people in Spain were somewhat upset at the high prices for A Dance with Dragons (46€ in hardcover and 38€ in paperback - released 3 weeks later) and when they later discovered that the international MMPB edition in Spanish was being released a few months later for about 10€ (and you could get it with free shipping from The Book Depository).
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