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Old 08-18-2018, 12:44 AM   #149
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
Same here. The $9.99 "good old days" for Amazon were usually limited to a subset of the NYT bestseller list anyway. My tastes don't run that way. So I rarely got to enjoy the $9.99 price point. I was typically paying $12-$15 for new release ebooks from Amazon even before agency. Unless you read exclusively from the NYT bestseller list, places like Fictionwise almost always had better deals/rebates.
And eight years later prices are still generally in the $12-$15 range. If we factor inflation (and we must), prices for such books would be $13.94-$17.43 today. This means the Big 5 list prices have actually decreased when the US CPI is considered.

I used DiapDealer's join date of January 2010 as a starting point. If we go back to 2007 the prices would be $14.93-$18.66.
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