Thread: Price Setting vs Price Fixing
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Old 05-20-2014, 12:09 AM   #12
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Saying "you must sell this Harry Potter ebooks for $29.99" is setting the price of the product. That you can't go anywhere and find a deal on Harry Potter does not mean the price was fixed...only that it was set. You could go buy Lord of the Rings or any other book.

Coordinating the price setting deals each publisher was working out with Amazon...that is what they did wrong.
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