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Originally Posted by pdurrant
Assuming a 50% discount to Amazon on the print price, Amazon are making $3.60 from the print sale, and $4.50 from the Kindle sale. And the publishers are making $10 less printing/storage costs (so, say $8) from the print sale, and $10.49 from the Kindle sale.
So both retailer and publisher and making /more/ per sale from the Kindle ebook than from the print book sale, and the consumer is paying more.
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But Macmillan told us they would make LESS for book with the Agency model. Are you saying there were not honest about that. Oh the humanity!
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