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Originally Posted by Daithi
I don't know.
I am assuming that Amazon expects than an author would set a digital list price for their book the same as they set a list price for the paper version. The retailer then pays the publisher/author a certain percentage for the book based on the list price. In the case of ebooks they would pay a certain percentage for the book based on the digital list price. Generally you only have one list price (or in this case, one list price, and one digital list price).
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Actually, the clause states that the ebook price should be 20 percent lower than the lowest print copy (they are taking into account hardback or trade or mass market).