Thread: Why is it okay for Jobs, but not for Bezos?
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Old 02-03-2010, 11:37 AM   #28
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One thing Amazon could do -- accept Macmillan's scheme and list the book at $14.99 then give the customer an immediate $5 rebate.
One of the many advantages of an agency model is that, depending on how the contract is written, the agent (in this case Amazon) may give up the ability to do sales, provide rebates, or otherwise change the sale price.
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