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Originally Posted by HarryT
The evidence is the personal experience of authors here at MR, reported in the "Writers' Corner" forum here. When Amazon cut the price of a book because it's been discounted at another bookstore, the amount of money the author receives is correspondingly reduced.
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That's Agency pricing, though. The authors set the price, and sign an agreement that the book won't be sold for less anywhere else. In exchange for that, they get 70% of whatever Amazon gets when the book is sold. Is that the agreement that the publishers have with Amazon? Or are they using the warehouse model?
Shari