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Old 07-26-2014, 07:08 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by darryl View Post
I do agree with you in so far as me not buying books I consider are excessively priced. However, I do not agree publishers should be free to set their own prices in an agency pricing situation, where there seems to be a total lack of competition.
How would you arrange it otherwise? Each book is unique, and is often published by a single publisher world-wide. You're saying that you don't think the publisher has the right to decide for themselves what it's sold for? You sound as if you're saying that agency pricing itself should be outlawed, but I really don't think that's practical. All sorts of things are sold through agency agreements.
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